2023

TOUR OF RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE

“The house touches everyone at some point, and the architect works to engage each person that steps through the threshold in a way that is highly personal and expressive. Every house is different, every site is different, and every client is different.”

– Phillip H Jefferson, Associate AIA, Past Tour Chair

TAKE THE 2023 TOUR

ABRAMS RESIDENCE

Ellen Cassilly Architects

“We love good site constraints which push us to think expansively.”

House Address: 124 Hawthorne Rd. Raleigh, NC 27605

photo credit: Frank Konhaus

FAULT HOUSE

in situ studio

“The site is beautiful. The design responds to the site’s topography and views of the forest.”

House Address: 1204 Bancroft St. Raleigh, NC 27612

photo credit: Keith Isaacs Photo

RuMo

in situ studio

“Privacy and a meaningful connection to a large pecan tree in the back yard drove decisions about the design.”

House Address: 929 Brookside Dr. Raleigh, NC 27604

photo credit: Estudio Palma

FRAME HOUSE

Kersting Architecture

“The client had a deep appreciation of mid-century modern architecture and we wanted to build upon the legacy of the neighborhood.”

House Address: 3018 Randolph Dr. Raleigh, NC 27609

photo credit: Keith Isaacs Photo

MODERN IS AS MODERN DOES

REdesign.build / REarchitecture

“Thinking about modernism as an action rather than a style.”

House Address: 926 Tower St. Raleigh, NC 27607

photo credit: Jason Fisher | Mammoth Hammer Media

THE PIT

Wolk360 Architecture / Wolk360 Construction

“Look, building a custom home isn’t easy, but I will tell you that in working with Jonathan and his wife and their team, they really became like a family.”

House Address: 412 E. South St Raleigh, NC 27601

photo credit: aeriallook