TOUR OF RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE
THE 2025 TOUR OF RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2025
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Triangle Tour of Residential Architecture showcases architect-designed homes throughout the North Carolina Triangle region. This is your opportunity to experience seven unique and inspiring homes in the Triangle, get ideas for your own home, and ask questions about architecture, materials, construction, and technology. Architects and docents are available to answer your questions all day! This is a self-guided tour, open to the public.
Members are eligible to receive 1LU | HSW per home visited.
2025 Triangle Tour
Featured Homes
MAYVIEW RESIDENCE
REarchitecture
2723 N Mayview Rd., Raleigh
photo credit: Keith Isaacs
ARBUTUS
in situ studio
4212 Arbutus Dr., Raleigh
photo credit: Matthew Henning Griffith
KIMBALL RESIDENCE
Miller Architecture + Design
703 Chamberlain St., Raleigh
photo credit: 2025 Susan Holt Photography, LLC
MEADOW
Nick Hammer Architecture
1917 Nancy Ann Dr., Raleigh
photo credit: Nick Hammer
PATEL GLENDALE RESIDENCE
photo credit: Jim Sink
PLAINVIEW RESIDENCE
photo credit: Nick Hammer
BATTLE BRANCH RESIDENCE
photo credit: Jim Sink
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VIEW PAST TOURS!
2023
Abrams Residence
Fault House
RuMo
Frame House
Modern Is As Modern Does
The Pit
Tranquil Retreat
Z House
2019
Kimball Residence
LaFera-Wilson Residence
Stimmel Residence
Greene-Klem Residence
2017
Balakrishnan Residence
Brinegar House
Medlin Residence
Trott Residence
Del Rosso Residence
2016
The Ten at South Person Street
Love Addition
Hermitage Court
Morrison Residence
123 Hillcrest
2015
Hungry Neck House
Protzman Residence
516 Euclid Street Residence
House in Trillium Forest
Salemi Prim Addition
Horseshoe Farm
Hurt Manzi Residence
2014
Edentwin (554 +556)
Gunston Place
Aiyyer Residence
Chasen Residence
Durham Co-Housing Community
Hawthorne Residence
Lochmore Residence
2013
Horner Residence
Spring
Lanning Residence
Classic Home
LakeShore
2012
Banbury House
Bungalow Addition
Crabill Residence
Ferguson Crowther
Glandon Residence
Stoneridge
2011
Abbey House
Tise Residence
Stevenson Thrower House
Goodall Addition
Graham Street Residence
Davis Residence
2010
Cassilhaus
Barker Residence
Martin Residence
Metheny Residence
Zuco Residence
The Store (formerly Nordon Grocery)
Rugby Road Residence
Stratton Residence
Strickland-Ferris Residence
Wheeler Residence
GET INVOLVED
The AIA Triangle Residential Architecture Tour Committee is committed to educating and inspiring the public about good residential design, increasing awareness of the AIA, and promoting the architectural profession and the value of working with an architect. The Residential Architecture Tour offers architects and designers a unique opportunity to showcase and discuss their work in a building type to which most people can relate – the residence. Featuring a wide variety of architectural styles, neighborhoods, and residences, participants have the opportunity to experience good home design from the inside out, meet with project designers, explore housing trends, and discover unique design solutions that inspire residential living.