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The 1954 Eduardo Fernando Catalano House in Raleigh NC (sadly destroyed in 2001), North Carolina's second most famous house after Biltmore. From left to right, some of the many kids who loved it: Smitty, Ginny, Bev, Pam, and Marty in a photo by legendary architecture photographer Ezra Stoller. Although the Catalano House is gone, its loss inspires preservationists everywhere to do better.
You cannot save something valuable without knowing where it is or why it is important. America's brilliant mid-century Modernist houses are frequently endangered and torn down, largely because buyers, sellers, and realtors do not realize the importance of what they have or how to preserve, repair, and protect these livable works of art. With documentation on over 20,000 iconic houses and 120 important architects, and over 4.1 million pages of architecture and design magazines, USModernist is America's large
Your gift assures that millions of page of documents, tens of thousands of photos, and hundreds of architect biographies have a continuous protected, maintained home and stay available to the public without charge. Your contribution insures people continue to access primary sources of Modernist information and inspiration for the architecture they love. All donations are tax-deductible. Details .
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