Raleigh ranks among the country’s largest hubs for modernist residential architecture outside California and Florida—and the movement still shapes how the city builds, renovates and lives today.
NCModernist presents Grand Masonic Lodge Tour
Durham-based nonprofit NCModernist opens the doors of Raleigh’s mid-century Grand Masonic Lodge from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, June 20, 2026. …
THIRST4ARCHITECTURE HAPPY HOUR
NCModernist hosts regular happy hour events to bring together fans of modern architecture in the Triangle. The next one will …
NC Modernist Movie Series at The Rialto
Join fellow modern design enthusiasts for the NC Modernist Movie Series, held the first Tuesday of each month from January …
THIRST4ARCHITECTURE HAPPY HOUR
NCModernist hosts regular happy hour events to bring together fans of modern architecture in the Triangle. The next one will …
THIRST4ARCHITECTURE HAPPY HOUR
NCModernist hosts regular happy hour events to bring together fans of modern architecture in the Triangle. The next one will …
Rustic Opulence
Rustic opulence and fall vibes collide in this dormer guest-room nook leaning into the circa-1800s home’s vintage bones.
Homes in the Sky
Raleigh is breaking new ground—literally—with construction beginning on the Walter Residences, what will be the tallest residential building in Raleigh. …
Raleigh’s Iconic Architecture: Past, Present and Future
Raleigh has a strong tradition of beautiful and engaging contemporary architectural design, dating back to the opening of the School of Design at NC State in 1948. We take a look at some of the buildings and spaces that give Raleigh its distinct spirit—and at who’s creating them today—and we try to gage what the future of design has in store, given all of Raleigh’s growth and opportunities.
Million Dollar View
Think of the view of downtown from the Boylan Street bridge, then go seven stories up: You can’t help but be …
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