1984-2010 Triangle Area Architecture Awards, including
Spectator and AIA Triangle, and some SAR (South Atlantic Regional AIA).
2010 Forsyth County South Suburban Area Plan
Draft.
2010
Saving Richard Neutra's Cyclorama in Gettysburg PA.
2009
Modernist House Survey, New Canaan CT.
2009 Getting Your Modernist
Home Recognized on the National Register, by
Cynthia de Miranda,
Principal & Architectural Historian,
MdM Historical
Consultants.
Forsyth County Phase III
Survey Report, by Heather Fearnbach, Fearnbach History Services, Inc.
Fayetteville Modern
Architecture Survey Report by
MdM Historical
Consultants.
Forsyth County Phase II
Report, by Heather Fearnbach, Fearnbach History Services, Inc.
2007 AIA North Carolina Design Award winners 1955-2007.
2006 The Development of
Modernism in Raleigh 1945-1965 by M. Ruth Little.
1998 Guide Map to 20th Century Architecture in Raleigh, developed
by architect Russ Stephenson, the Raleigh Arts Commission, and AIA
Triangle. Page
one and page
two.
Warning: very large files.
NCSU Special Exhibition on Eduardo Catalano.
NCSU Special Exhibition on George Matsumoto.
1994 Early
Modern Architecture in Raleigh Associated with the Faculty of the NCSU School of
Design, by David Black.
1992 Raleigh Comprehensive Architectural
Survey Final Report by Helen Patricia Ross.
1968
NCSU School of Design Curriculum
1965 North
Carolina State Capital Plan
was a visionary effort to revolutionize downtown Raleigh
in the wake of the then-new Legislative Building.
Sure, it sounds like a lame government report --
until you see how beautiful the plan was!
1960 The South Builds, a book written by Terry Waugh, Elizabeth Waugh, and Henry
Kamphoefner. Includes extensive descriptions and photos of Modernist buildings in
the South.
1960's Brochure from Ezra Meir, structural engineer for many Modernist
buildings in North Carolina. Includes many photos.
1958
NCSU School of Design, Student Publication
1957
NCSU School of Design, Student Publication
The Student Publication was
established in 1950 to honor the memory of
Matthew Nowicki, the first head of the
architecture program at NC State University. The publication quickly grew to
encompass all of the disciplines of the School. Between 1951 and 1985, there
were 58 issues each with a student editor, student writers and workers, and a
faculty advisor.
1956 AIA Regional Conference for the South Atlantic District. A Guide for
Chapel Hill, Durham, Raleigh.
1954 Treasury of Contemporary Houses.
Home of the Month
was a collaborative effort between the News and Observer
and the NCSU College of Design through its Home Environments
Design Initiative (HEDI). The series was administered
by NCSU College of Design Professor Georgia Bizios FAIA.
There were no articles December 2008, December 2009, July
2010, and November 2010. The series ended December
2010.
