North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States

North Carolina Museum of Art that located in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States, was designed by Raleigh, North Carolina, United States. In designing the museum’s West building, Phifer uses scale, organization, and materials to create a building that celebrates art, drawing on history and his own work for inspiration. In choosing to make the building a single storey pavilion, Phifer drew... 

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Walnut Creek Urban Wetlands Education Center in Raleigh, United States

Designed by Frank Harmon Architect PA, Walnut Creek Urban Wetlands Education Center is located in Raleigh, United States. Phase One of the Walnut Creek Urban Wetland Educational Park in central Wake County, south of the downtown district, official opened today. The park is transforming 49 acres of abused, polluted wetlands into a living, natural resource for the City of Raleigh. Phase one of the project... 

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Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American History + Culture in Charlotte, United States

Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American History + Culturedesigned by  The Freelon Group is located in Charlotte, United States. The Gantt Center’s mission is to preserve, promote and present African American art, history and culture through comprehensive programs including presentations in the visual arts, performing arts and innovative educational initiatives. The Center totals 46,500 sq ft... 

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