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Arielle Condoret Schechter, AIA, Architect

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  • 440 Bayberry Drive
    Chapel Hill, NC 27517
    Arielle C. Schechter
    [email protected]
    919-933-1400

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  • Arielle C. Schechter, AIA

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Arielle Condoret Schechter, AIA, is a licensed, registered architect based in Chapel Hill, NC, who specializes in Modernist, energy-efficient buildings with a focus on passive houses, NET ZERO houses, and her new tiny house designs, Micropolis Houses™. She is a lifelong environmentalist and animal advocate who was riding on the green design train long before it became mainstream. She lives in Chapel Hill with her husband, Arnie, and an assortment of foster animals in a Modern house she designed. For more information: www.acsarchitect.com.

Projects

  1. The Baboolal Residence

    The Baboolal Residence

    Chapel Hill, NC

  2. Paradis-Zimmerman Haw River House

    Paradis-Zimmerman Haw River House

    Chatham County, NC

  3. Haw River House

    Haw River House

    Chatham County, NC

  4. Mason-Grabell Residence

    Mason-Grabell Residence

    Chapel Hill, NC

  5. Privacy House: Simple, Modern, Net Zero

    Privacy House: Simple, Modern, Net Zero

    Chatham County, NC

  6. Modern Net Zero Modified Micropolis® House

    Modern Net Zero Modified Micropolis® House

    Hillsborough, NC

  7. The Professor's House

    The Professor's House

    Chapel Hill, NC

  8. Lamvik-Kamel Mid-Century Modern Renovation

    Lamvik-Kamel Mid-Century Modern Renovation

    Durham, NC, USA

  9. Modern Net Zero Passive Home in Chapel Hill

    Modern Net Zero Passive Home in Chapel Hill

    Chapel Hill, NC, USA

  10. Award Winning Happy Meadows Net Zero House

    Happy Meadows Net Zero House

    Pittsboro, NC, USA

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