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Southern Architect was the official magazine of the North Carolina Chapter of the AIA. Starting in May 1954, the monthly magazine chronicled the exciting mid-century growth of North Carolina's major hospitals, houses, schools, churches, and offices -- plus the fascinating lives and careers of their architects.  In 1965, the name changed to North Carolina Architect.  By 1970 publishing frequency went to every other month.  It was not published in the second half of 1979. In 1993, it went quarterly.  For a while, the name changed to Architext.  The publication ended in 2008. 

Please be patient, These pdf's take a while to download, even using broadband.  Please donate missing issues for scanning!

2008:  Headquarters Competition Directory Spring Awards
2007:  Directory Spring Summer Fall Winter Awards
2006: 
Directory Spring Awards
2005:  Directory Spring Summer Fall Winter Awards
2004:  Directory Spring Summer Fall Winter Awards
2003: 
Directory Spring Summer Fall Winter Awards
2002:  Directory Summer
2001:  Directory/Awards
1999:  Directory
1998:  Directory
1997:  Directory
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1996:  Directory Spring
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1984:  Newsletter:  Dec
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1982:  Jan-Feb Mar-Apr
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AIA Charlotte published a glossy magazine for three years: 1990 1991 1992.

Please donate missing issues. For the following publications, we can accept donations only if already scanned.

SCAIA Review of Architecture
1993-1994
1992-1993 1991-1992 1990-1991 1989-1990 1988-1989 1987-1988 1986-1987 1985-1986 1984-1985 1983-1984 1982-1983 1981-1982 1980-1981 1979-1980 1978-1979 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969
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Carolina Architecture:  1940 1942

Southern Architect: 
1929: Apr May Sep       1930: Oct

AIA Virginia Record: 
1971: Feb

Pencil Points: 
1929: May Jun Nov Dec      1930: June

Architecture: 
1929: Jul

The Architect:
 
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National AIA Architect Directories (aka the Bowker Directories) 1956, 1962, 1970.

NCSU's Architecture Archives - including personal repositories from graduates or professors of the NCSU College of Design (and elsewhere).

NCSU's Beaux-Arts to Modernism Archives, including many blueprints.

NCSU's Historical NCSU Archives - everything Wolfpack, from yearbooks to faculty profiles.

NCSU's Architects and Builders Database - profiles from the 1700's through about 1950.

NCSU's Built Heritage of NC - photo library of NC buildings.

NCSU's Built Environment Digital Collection - architectural plans and drawings

NC Historic Preservation Office GIS System - historic properties and districts.

NC Echo / Cultural Heritage Online

NC Urban Development Reports formany cities and counties.  Map to those reports.

Search all the NCSU, UNC, and Duke libraries.

Repository of Worldwide Primary Sources

Triangle Public Records Land Deeds GIS
Wake (Raleigh)
Durham
Orange (Chapel Hill)
Chatham
Johnston
NC County Public Records Land Deeds GIS
Buncombe (Asheville)
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National County Land Records Land Deeds GIS
Cook  (Chicago IL)    
Los Angeles (Los Angeles CA)    


by David Jackson and Charlotte V. Brown Wainwright:  Front Cover * Chapter 1 * Chapter 2 * Chapter 3Chapters 4-5 * Chapters 6-7 * Chapters 8-10 * Back Cover.  Note:  these large pdf's take a while to download, even using broadband.  Many thanks to LS3P, Charlotte Wainwright, AIANC and David Crawford.

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. The outstanding series was administered by NCSU College of Design Professor Georgia Bizios FAIA.  There were no articles during December 2008, December 2009, July 2010, and November 2010.  The series ended December 2010.

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Design Influence is the official magazine for the NCSU College of Design.  Formerly called News, the magazine is published twice a year. There was no Spring 2010 issue.  Please donate missing issues for scanning!

Fall 2011 * Spring 2011 * Fall 2010 * Fall 2009 * Spring 2009 * Fall 2008 * Spring 2008 * Fall 2007 * Spring 2007 * Fall 2006 * Spring 2006 * Fall 2005 * Spring 2005 * Fall 2004 * Spring 2004 * Fall 2003 * Spring 2003 * Fall 2002 * Spring 2002

 

2011 Charlotte Observer - TMH helps save one of the oldest Modernist houses in Charlotte, designed by AG Odell.

North Carolina General Statutes on Architects -- what's allowed in the profession and what's not.

2011 Recent Past Preservation Network article on TMH's series, Pioneering Black Architects in North Carolina.

2010 Recent Past Preservation Network article on George Smart and Mayberry Modernism.

The 2010 AIA North Carolina Design Awards.

1984-2010 Triangle Area Architecture Awards, including Spectator and AIA Triangle, and some SAR (South Atlantic Regional AIA).

May 2010 Forsyth County South Suburban Area Plan Draft.

Saving Richard Neutra's Cyclorama in Gettysburg PA.

2009 Modernist House Survey, New Canaan CT. 

2009 - All about the Clayton I-Home, a Modernist manufactured modular model available in Youngsville NC.

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 - The Raleigh Comprehensive Architectural Survey Final Report by Helen Patricia Ross.

NCSU School of Design Curriculum, 1968.

The 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's - Brochure from Ezra Meir, structural engineer for many Modernist buildings in North Carolina.  Includes many photos.

NCSU School of Design, Student Publication, 1957.

NCSU School of Design, Student Publication, 1958.

1956 AIA Regional Conference for the South Atlantic District. A Guide for Chapel Hill, Durham, Raleigh.

 

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