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Most people are surprised, even shocked, to learn North Carolina has the third largest concentration of Modernist houses in America.  Who knew that little ol' Mayberry would be a center for great residential architecture? 

North Carolina Modernist Houses (NCMH) is the world's  largest open digital archive for residential Modernist architecture.  We are a nonprofit 501C3 educational archive with a three-fold, heartfelt mission for the documentation, preservation, and promotion of Modernist houses. 

Explore NCMH's extensive archives of North Carolina Modernist houses and the lives of their architects. 

Then explore the archive of residential Modernist masters such as Wright, Neutra, Kundig, Ain, Arahuete, Gehry, Gropius, Soriano, Meier, Lautner, and many more. 

Warning:  very, very addictive.  There are over 17,000 photos and videos. You could spend hours here.  You probably will.

NCMH's primary outreach projects are:



 NCMH's architecture education initiative for 9th and 10th graders in North Carolina.
NCMH's statewide competition for excellence in residential Modernist architecture.


 Sadly, this future didn't come to pass.  Fans like us, we love them, but Modernist houses never caught on with the general public.  Now these livable works of art are destroyed nearly every week across America.  

Donate any amount to NCMH for our missions of documentation, preservation, and promotion of Modernist houses.  Donations are tax-deductible.
April 5 and 12: Two Modernist house tours in Raleigh and Chapel Hill.  Details and advance discount tickets.

  Thirst4Architecture Happy Hours, powered by Emilie Huin / Coldwell Banker HPW, bring the design community together at architecture and design businesses across the Triangle.  Free!  Details.

S P E C I A L   F E A T U R E S

Detailed coverage of the Cherry/Gordon House in Oakwood, with documents, key events, and videos.

Special thanks to the volunteers who donate exceptional time and expertise to our mission.

Macon Smith Research Grants are awarded to support research on Modernist houses.  Anyone can apply at any time; you need not be an architect or an academic.


NCMH's detailed content is America's most extensive -- which is why devoted modernist-oriented visitors return again and again.  Become a sponsor and access the North Carolina design community!


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