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Courtesy of Wythe Press Growing up in Alabama, I was well aware of the influence of the many talented architects at work in the state. We’ve had several generations of great classicists, but there is also a new generation of talent within our region fluent in a language that combines aspects of the more familiar historical architecture with a dash of vernacular charm and fingerprints of modernism, says Austin. As Ken Pursley says in the book, it’s an architecture that dumps together the Lego sets of modernism and classical architecture, and the alchemy therein produced is quite magical. Some of the homes in the book are more classical, some a bit more modern, but there’s a consistent respect for the lessons of history and architectural precedent. There are a number of architects working throughout the country producing work in this vein, and there seems to be a real respect among practices for the extraordinary talents at work today.
A historic landmark estate, regarded as one of the most esteemed properties in Charlotte, N.C., is now on the market through Dickens Mitchener, a Member of Luxury Portfolio International® (LPI), the luxury marketing division of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World®.
Offered at U.S. $6.95 million, 1508 Dilworth Rd. was built in 1919. Encircled by lush gardens, the iconic brick retreat has undergone a meticulous top-to-bottom renovation, blending its original craftsmanship and distinct designs with contemporary comforts and conveniences.
Renovated by nationally revered, award-winning architect Ruard Veltman in tandem with Whitlock Builders and locally-based mother-daughter interior design duo Cindy Smith and Heather Smith â the homeâs entire floorplan has been thoughtfully reimagined to ensure the utmost luxuries for everyday living and entertaining.