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LOUIS WALTER CHERRY, FAIA (1953-) Louis Cherry attended Fork Union Military Academy, graduating in 1971. He attended Duke University for two years then got a BFA from East Carolina University in 1977. In 1978, he was a general contractor for passive solar homes in Greenville. Cherry received his Masters of Architecture from the NCSU College of Design in 1983. After working for Design Dimensions from 1981-1984, he moved to Hager Smith Huffman where he became a partner. In 1992, Cherry founded Cherry Huffman Architects with Dan Huffman. He started the much-loved (but now gone) restaurant Enoteca Vin on Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh. He and former wife Ann Marie Baum also owned Cherry Modern, a modern design furnishings business. In 2011, the Cherry Huffman merged with RATIO Architects of Indianapolis, and Huffman left to start an independent design practice. In February 2013, Cherry left RATIO. |
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2005 - The Allen and Marianne Mebane Residence Expansion, 828 Woodward Road, Mocksville, NC. The new expansion, large enough to be a home all by itself, was designed to showcase the owner's art collection and lakeviews. Bottom four photos by James West.
2006 - The Amy Ball Renovation and Addition, 3405 Cherry Lane, Raleigh. Extensive expansion of a 1960's ranch house, bottom photo. Other photos by James West. Construction by Maplewood Building Company.
2008 - The Larry Wheeler Residence Renovation, 44 Cedar Street, Chapel Hill. Photos by James West. Construction by Maplewood Building Company.    2008 - The Michael Ferguson and Amity Crowther Renovation and Addition, 2617 Royster, Raleigh. They tore down all of an older ranch house, bottom photo, except for the garage.  2013 - The Phil Morrison House, 1905 Jones Ferry Road, Chapel Hill. Built on the site of the Petrow Deck house. Sources include: Cherry Huffman Architects, RATIO Architects, Dan Huffman, Louis Cherry. |
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