Tag Archives: unca

FOR SALE | Urban North Asheville Bungalow

3 Bedrooms | 1 Bath | 1,438 SQFT | Porch with Views

Today, we are pleased to bring you this cool, convenient and charming bungalow with mountain views walkable to many North Asheville amenities or UNCA. This sweet home flows from the kitchen, dining to interior living room before opening to the outside taking full advantage of our mountain seasons and indoor/outdoor lifestyle. Watch the sunrise over Sunset mountain from your wrap-around front porch or end the day entertaining around your conversation fire pit. Cool updated kitchen and bathroom highlight this home. Also, a newer roof and tankless water heater make this home ready to go. Various off street parking off either Larchmont near carriage style storage or shared drive to 1 car tandem garage.

Want to see more? Kindly visit here. Or call Kelly and Troy for a personal tour. Cheers!

Breaking Out of the Box

boxArticle from UNC Asheville Magazine | “UNC Asheville, like the city in its name, is known for doing things a little outside the box. Call it an innovation center, a design lab, a fabrication facility or a makerspace, the university will soon have two new spaces to call home and to create new things. These makers resource centers will take students off campus and into their creative careers, and as far as coming out of the box, they may well blow the box away.” ramp2

Read the rest of this interesting article by Melissa Stanz. We at Modern Asheville are excited by these positive developments within our creative community and cheers to Brent Skidmore for stewarding this vision!

River Arts gets New Creative Hub

UNC Asheville Announces New Space for Designers, Innovators and Makers at River Arts Makers PlaceUNC-Asheville-at-RAMP

If you aren’t keeping up you might not notice that Asheville’s art and design corridor keeps expanding. From south of Biltmore Village all the way up to the studios in Woodfin there are various arts, crafts and designers at work. Now UNCA is partnering up to add almost 12,ooo sqft of working art and craft space to the river scene. Here is their recent announcement for more details. Cheers!

UNCA Architecture Tour | The Mid-Century Carmichael Hall

Built in 1966 | Designed by Six AssociatesIMG_0569

Carmichael Hall was named after Dr. Oliver Cromwell Carmichael, former chairman of North Carolina’s Board of Higher Education. Regarded as one of the leading educators in America, Carmichael was a Rhodes Scholar and British Army volunteer. He later served as president of the University of Alabama.IMG_0544

The semicircular, 330 seat, mid-century lecture hall is sited next to Carmichael Hall and was also designed by Six Associates and constructed in 1966. For more on UNCA buildings simply type in UNCA Tour in the search area on the right. Cheers!

SUNDAY OPEN HOUSE | 16 Stillwell

16 Stillwell Rd Asheville NC-small-001-Front of Home-666x443-72dpiMLS#580110

$450,000 | 2302 SQFT

3 Bedrooms | 2.5 Baths

Newly built in 2014, this modern, shed style home is conveniently tucked into the hills between Downtown, North Asheville and UNCA. The mountain view home lives openly like a loft with both wood and concrete floors. The kitchen offers high-end DCS Fisher Paykel Stainless Appliances. The home has extra large and open closets. Stop and see the home and visit with Matt, hosting the Open House, this Sunday the 12th from 1pm to 4pm. Stillwell Comp

Want to see more? Take the tour here. Cheers! Kelly and Troy

FOR SALE | 16 Stillwell

16 Stillwell Rd Asheville NC-small-001-Front of Home-666x443-72dpiMLS#580110

$465,000 | 2302 SQFT

3 Bedrooms | 2.5 Baths

Newly built in 2014, this modern, shed style home is conveniently tucked into the hills between Downtown, North Asheville and UNCA. The mountain view home lives openly like a loft with both wood and concrete floors. The kitchen offers high-end DCS Fisher Paykel Stainless Appliances. The home has extra large and open closets.Stillwell Comp

Want to see more? Take the tour here. Cheers! Kelly and Troy

UNCA Architecture Tour | Ramsey Library

Built in 1965 | Designed by Tony LordScreen Shot 2015-02-24 at 9.17.29 AM

D. Hiden Ramsey was the first chairman of the statewide Board of Higher Education. He was, also, the Editor of The Asheville Citizen. Ramsey library was constructed in 1965 and was the first building on campus to be named for someone. The original construction, designed by architect Tony Lord, was made with precast concrete panels. The building’s lower level was renovated in 1990 more than doubling the library size. The library’s cafe was added at that time as well. IMG_0537 A Tony Lord designed home will be on the Modern Atlanta home tour later this month as noted in the posting below. Cheers!

Under Construction | Urban Infill Modern Home

IMG_0952Here is a progress peek at Roost’s latest project under construction near UNCA where infill lots have been snatched up over the past year. We love how the opposing wood and metal volumes define interior and exterior living spaces much like the lower level parking court is carved out of the earth and defined by concrete. Looking forward to a more detailed tour soon. Nice job David!

UNCA Architecture Tour | Lipinsky Hall

Built in 1964 | Designed by Six AssociatesScreen Shot 2015-02-24 at 9.12.34 AM

This building was constructed as the campus’s first student union. The hall was named for local businessman and community leader Louis Lipinsky. A trustee of Asheville-Biltmore College, A UNC Asheville predecessor institution, Lipinksy was instrumental in generating support for the 1958 and 1961 bond referenda which funded the move from Seely’s Caslte to the present site of the campus.Lipinsky comp

A special thinks to Kevan from Asheville By Foot for my personal tour of UNCA and helping gather information on the campus. Cheers! Troy

UNCA Architecture Tour | Justice Center

Built in 1963 | Designed by SIX ASSOCIATESP081_PTCS4_003358

Justice Center was named after Charles “Choo-Choo” Justice who began his extraordinary football career on the Asheville High football team. After serving in World War II, Justice was an all-American at UNC Chapel Hill and went on to play for the Washington Redskins. The Justice was named for the outstanding local athlete in 1973, 10 years after the buildings construction.Justice Comp

A special thinks to Kevan from Asheville By Foot for my personal tour of UNCA and helping gather information on the campus. Cheers! Troy

UNCA Architecture Tour | Rhoades Robinson Hall

Built in 1961 | Designed by SIX ASSOCIATESMain

Rhoades Hall was named in honor of Verne Rhoades, a prominent Western North Carolina scientific forester, whose family donated land to create W.T.Weaver Blvd., an important access route to the University. Rhoades Hall was completed in 1961 by the Six Associates.RR Comp

Robinson Hall was added in 1988 and the building configured to present a single face to campus. Rhoades Hall was completely renovated in 2011 with many energy saving features added including geothermal wells dug on the Quad outside the building, to provide heating and cooling for the building. The new entry and renovations were designed by the local architecture firm Clark Nexsen.Rhoades-Hall-UNCA-01-1024x768

A special thinks to Kevan from Asheville By Foot for my personal tour of UNCA and helping gather information on the campus construction. Cheers! Troy

UNCA Architecture Tour | Phillips Hall

Built in 1961 | Designed by SIX ASSOCIATESPhillips-Hall

As one of the first buildings on UNCA’s new location built on former farm land, Phillips Hall is the University’s main administration building. Phillips Halls was completed in 1961 having been designed local architects SIX ASSOCIATES. In 1970 the building was officially named in honor of Robert F. Phillips, a member of the UNCA Board of Governors and the Asheville-Biltmore College Board of Trustees.Phillips Comp

Phillips Hall, which features a breezeway connecting two wings, currently houses the administrative offices of the Chancellor and the vice chancellors for Academic Affairs, Administration, Finance and Human Resources.

A special thinks to Kevan from Asheville By Foot for my personal tour of UNCA and helping gather information on the campus. Cheers! Troy