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Carolina" -- all the AIA North Carolina award-winning houses since
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2012 TMH/Kate Walker Mid-Century Modern Architect Interviews
Murray Whisnant of Charlotte
Don Stewart of Chapel Hill
Harold Cooler of Charlotte
John Oxenfeld, formerly of Wilmington
2011 TMH/Kate Walker Mid-Century Modern Architect Interviews
Bert King of Asheville, pioneer of mountain Modernist design
Raymond Sawyer, formerly of Raleigh
Haigh Jamgochian of Richmond VA discussing the Markel Building
Robert (Judge) Carr, patriarch of Durham architecture
Dick Bell, creator of The Water
Garden
Clinton Gravely of Greensboro Frank Harmon and Lewis Clarke
Brian Shawcroft of Raleigh, Part 1
Brian Shawcroft, Part 2
Charlie Boney of Wilmington discusses three generations of
Boneys in NC architecture
Charlie Kahn of Chapel Hill Betty Silver Howison,
Executive Director of the North Carolina AIA, 1961-1983 Dan MacMillan
of Fayetteville, architect of the Kistler-Hollstein House
2011 TMH/Charlie Kahn Audio Interviews
Max Isley, an early student at the NCSU
School of Design under Kamphoefner. Charles
Sappenfield, former Dean of
Architecture at Ball State University.
Owen Smith, the oldest practicing architect in
North Carolina.
2011
WUNC Radio -
Frank Stasio talks with architects
JohnReese of Weinstein Friedlein and Jon
Zelwegger of Clearscapes, about why good architecture and good design make the
world a better place. 2010
AIANC Center for Architecture and Design Groundbreaking Talk by David Crawford
in December.
WFAE Charlotte Talks -
discussion of preserving
Mid-Century Moderns in Charlotte, with the hope of avoiding
past teardown mistakes. Featuring: Dr. Theodore Prudon,
Professor of Architecture at Columbia University; Diane
Althouse - Executive Director, Historic Charlotte; Ken Lamba
- Dean, College of Arts + Architecture at UNC Charlotte.
George Smart speaks on Mayberry
Modernism at Raleigh's Urban Design Center in September.
George Smart
interviews Jan Scruggs of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial,
part of the
TMH/Ackland
Art+Architecture Trip.
George Smart speaks on
"Mayberry Modernism" at
Ignite 2.0 in Raleigh.
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.
TMH wins a City of
Raleigh Sir Walter Raleigh Award
(clip). See the complete ceremony
here.
TMH 60 Years of Triangle Modernist Architecture Music Video (2009)
All About
Preservation Easements by Preservation North Carolina.
What is
Raleigh's biggest secret?
Watch this.
The NCSU College of Design 60th Anniversary Speech by Dean
Marvin Malecha.
WUNC Radio - The
State of Things. George Smart discusses the 60th Anniversary
of the NCSU College of Design.
WPTF AM, The Bob Langford
Show, featuring TMH's George Smart and Vinny Petrarca in December 2009.
Windows-only.
2006 - Charlotte Discussion: What's Ailing Architecture, featuring Manoj Kesovan.
2006 - Modernism Overview by the Charlotte Historic Landmarks
Commission.
1966 - Ann Seltman's 1960s classic documentary "A is for
Architecture," TMH's most-watched video.
Five Houses from Frank Lloyd Wright, a classic
documentary from the 1950's.
The
Charles Kahn 1970's Interviews
Charlie
Kahn, an MIT graduate and Professor of Architecture at NCSU,
became the first Dean of the new School of Architecture and
Urban Design at the University of Kansas in 1968.
During Kahn’s tenure, the program's Bauhaus-based orientation expanded with
additional emphasis on social concerns and international
relations. Kahn brought to KU the rationalism and scientific
attitudes of MIT coupled with the strong Bauhaus orientation of NCSU.
During the 1970's, Dean Kahn personally recorded audio
interviews with and presentations from noted architects
around the world. We are exceptionally grateful to him
for making them available.
The Charlie Rose Architecture
Interviews
Drawn
from the the interviews by
acclaimed journalist, Henderson NC-born
Charlie Rose, this special
collection features nearly all his talks with
nationally and internationally known architects, critics, and
fans, including Norman Foster, Santiago Calatrava,
Charles Gwathmey,
Richard Meier, Frank Gehry, #1 fan Brad Pitt, Zaha
Hadid, Jean Nouvel, Renzo Piano, Thom Mayne, Rem Koolhaas,
Daniel Libeskind, Denise Scott Brown, Robert Venturi,
Philip
Johnson, Steven Holl, Samuel Mockbee, Sarah Susanka, William
McDonough, and Maya Lin. Click
here.
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