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Carlton Architecture

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Team

  • Rob Carlton, AIA

Firm Description

Our approach is based firmly on our intrinsic nature to listen and observe. From this foundation we pursue inspiring and purposeful works of architecture through the refinement of ideas which respond to the specific factors of each endeavor. We undertake each project with passion and rigor in delivering graceful solutions that merge functionality and aesthetic beauty. Carlton Architecture is an assemblage of talented professionals of complementary skills and great ambition. In looking to the future we see a built environment shaped by our keen understanding of the past with a vision toward creating innovative, fresh and timeless forms. In cultivating an ideology of impeccable craftsmanship, great attention to detail, and sound environmental principles, we ensure a legacy of quality to be enjoyed for generations.

Projects

  1. Award Winning Windsor Residence

    Windsor Residence

    Asheville, North Carolina, The United States

  2. Sponsored: Marvin Piedmont Residence

    Piedmont Residence

    Blue Ridge Mountains, North Carolina

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