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“The Weber House: A Journey to Save its Past”
On August 19, 2025, Raleigh City Council designated the Bill and Betty Weber House as a Raleigh Historic Landmark. The Bill and Betty Weber House is a split-level Modernist home designed by architect William Weber. The house, built in 1953 at 606 Transylvania Ave., served as his personal residence…
“NC Modernist Architecture”
Discover North Carolina’s rich Modernist architectural heritage. From Matstumoto’s iconic works to early pioneers’ unique designs, NC Modernist showcases the beauty and innovation of mid-century modern architecture. Join us as we explore stunning homes, meet an area couple devoted to saving a historic Matsumoto house, and dive into the legacy of NC State’s commitment to Modernist design…
“Saved from demolition: Modernist home by NCSU master is being moved. What to know.”
In their 60s and empty-nesters living in Raleigh, Melinda and Andrew Knowles never expected to be in the business of saving a historic home from demolition…
“Preparations underway to move historic Raleigh home to new location”
Andy and Melinda Knowles have always adored modern architecture so when they heard about plans to demolish the Weber Home off of Transylvania Avenue in Raleigh, they knew they had to step in…