An Exhibit at the American Institute of Architects
If you find yourself in Raleigh, NC, swing by the Center for Architecture and Design of the American Institute of Architects! You will find an awe-inspiring exhibit about innovative homes designed by the stalwarts of the Southeastern architectural community.
Where: 14 East Peace Street, Raleigh, NC, 27604
The Best Of
Check out our own Cohen Davis Residence and homes by such companies as Silo, in situ studio, The Raleigh Architecture Company, Katherine Hogan Architects, Brooks Scarpa Huber, and many more. Their collective design acumen is breathtaking!
A big-shout out and thanks to Marc Manack of Silo and the University of North Carolina at Charlotte School of Architecture.
The setting itself was impressive. The AIA Center for Architecture and Design was designed by famed North Carolina architect Frank Harmon in 2012.
Exhibition Notes
Houses are the preeminent field for the architectural vanguard to experiment with emerging design sensibilities and aesthetic ideologies. The scale and specificity of the house offers architects a means to not only tailor designs to specific clients and sites, but to test concepts that reflect evolving cultural attitudes and tastes toward the domestic. Where home is the accommodation of an essential need with an appeal to the broadest possible audience, HOUSE questions how we might live in new ways, and how that speculation might appear in the world.
This exhibit collects new approaches to HOUSE architecture for sites across North Carolina from leading architectural practices. The exhibit is organized and sponsored by the Ravin School of Architecture at UNC Charlotte.
