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2010

George Smart speaks on Mayberry Modernism at Ignite 2.0, March 3.  FF ahead to 1:20 for the five-minute clip.

WUNC Radio - The State of Things:  Frank Harmon and Scott Cutler discuss the new AIANC Center for Architecture and Design in Raleigh.

 
The 2010 Harwell Hamilton Harris lecture at NCSU's College of Design:  Frank Harmon speaks about Harris' life and career. 

Lib Lee's last interview filmed December 2009.

The Cliff and Linda Butler House in Chapel Hill.

2009

The AIA Triangle Diversity Committee showcases Four Architects.

George Smart on the Larry Lane Show from New York City.

Highlights from the Greensboro City Council's November vote on Loewenstein's 1958 "Commencement House." 

Vinny Petrarca speaks on construction-led design at the University of Nebraska.

TMH wins a City of Raleigh Sir Walter Raleigh Award (clip).  See the complete ceremony here.

WUNC Radio - Ellen Cassilly and Frank Konhaus discuss their unique home, Cassilhaus.

Highlights from the Greensboro Zoning Commission's discussion on Loewenstein's 1958 "Commencement House." 

Laurent Decomarmond discusses the modernist transformation of his Cameron Village house. 

Sally Greene discusses her Terry Waugh house and why she chose a conservation easement.

Sally Greene transcript.

All About Preservation Easements by Preservation North Carolina.

What is Raleigh's biggest secret

WUNC Radio - The State of Things. George Smart discusses the 60th Anniversary of the NCSU College of Design.

TMH 60 Years of Triangle Design Music Video:  Why is the Triangle the South's hottest center for residential architecture? 

2009 AIANC Award Winner Michael Rantilla

Past AIANC Award Videos.

TMH Tour of Ellen Cassilly's Cassilhaus.

2008

Discussion of Lee Butler's double-envelope concept.

Phil Szostak on the New American House Project, 12 new Modernist Houses in Raleigh.

The Charlotte City Council considers (and rejects) a Modernist historical designation.

The Turner Williams House, designed by Turner Williams.

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Trailer

"After the Dust Settles," a compelling documentary on the Kistler-Hollstein House and what happened to cause its destruction.   Produced by Jan Johnson & Pat Wright of Moonlight Communications

Earlier

2007 - WPTF AM, The Bob Langford Show, featuring TMH's George Smart and Vinny Petrarca.  Parts one. two. three. four

2007 - Richard Hall's unique conversion of a Seventh Day Adventist Church to a residence.

2007 - Slow Home interviews with Frank Harmon.  Part 1 Part 2.

2007 - "After the Dust Settles," documentary on a Fayetteville teardown, the Kistler-Hollstein House designed by Dan MacMillan Part 1, Part 2.  Produced by Jan Johnson and Pat Wright of Moonlight Communications.

2006 - Charlotte Discussion: What's Ailing Architecture?

2006 - David Brook's Powerpoint on the life and career Henry Kamphoefner

2005 - Bob Langford and Frank Harmon talk about Dorton Arena.

2005 - WUNC Radio - The State of Things:  Frank Harmon his practice and design philosophy.

2006 - Modernism Overview by the Charlotte Historic Landmarks Commission.

1997 - George Matsumoto Interview from Preservation North Carolina's Farfetched and Dear Bought: Four Architects Who Changed North Carolina."  Narrated by PBS's Charlie Rose. Also appearing: David Jackson, Charlotte Brown, and Frank Harmon.

1996 - The Jenkins Residence, designed by Arthur McKimmon.

1966 - Ann Seltman's 1960s classic documentary A is for Architecture, TMH's most-watched video.

1964 - Construction of the Kerr House, designed by Owen Smith.

 

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