The Raleigh Architecture Company

We are pleased to announce Sycamore Court won a 2025 AIA NC Design Honor Award!
The jury, chaired by Bill LaPatra of and Kevin Kudo-King of had the following comments: “Some projects have a side and a less good side. This project had no bad sides. It was a thoroughly realized piece of work where everything was well thought out. From the scale that is sympathetic to the neighborhood to the softness of the grey wood siding and the screen material. It is inward looking but provides privacy; and it’s also full of light. It engages with the outdoors especially with the magnificent oak tree in a controlled yet uncontrived way. This project was simply a yes for us.”
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We made the list, again!
Forbes has announced their 2025 America’s Best-In-State Residential Architects list, and we are counted among this very talented group. Thank you as always to our clients and collaborators for helping to make our work happen!
From the Editor: “We at Forbes have engaged in 10 months of rigorous research to produce the following: our second national top-firms list, America’s Best-in-State Residential Architects, encompassing a total of 400 architecture practices from all 50 states plus the District of Columbia ... A collection of U.S. architects setting the high-bar mark of excellence—and the ones you can turn to for your residential design-and-construction needs, no matter where in the country you call home.”
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The AC/BD Residence recently won a 2024 AIA NC Honor Award!
The jury, chaired by Melissa Farling with , shared the following: “This is an artful design. The jury appreciated the playful, well proportioned compositions of space, light, and material. The thoughtful attention to detail results in a casual sophistication that compliments the home’s siting and indoor/outdoor connections. The curved entrance is skillfully shaped from the arrangement of volumes providing a welcoming and distinct transition into the home.”
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