Sold in 2010 to the GRSW Stewart RealĮstate Trust. Sold in 2009 to James and Christine Edmondson.ġ938 - The Friedman House, 1006 West Trinity Avenue, Durham NC. Sold in 2006 to Kenneth and Christina Herold. Sold inġ996 to Damian and Mary Craig who still owned it as of 2012.ġ936 - 1014 West Knox Street, Durham NC. George Hackney lived here until moving to a nursing home in 1992. Hackney House, 1012 West Knox Street, Durham NC. Sold in 2009 to Martin Steinmeyer and Janice McCarthy.ġ936 - The George F. Sold in 2006 to Alan andġ934 - 1017 Demerius Street, Durham NC. Sold in 2002 to Kyle and Christina Chenet. Primarily traditional houses, but they also designed a few Modernist houses.ġ930 - 1106 Englewood Avenue, Durham NC. Their commercial projects included much of Campbell College (later renamed Campbell University) and the main Durham County Library. Team that would last 50 years until Knott's death in 1982.
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Instead he earned his license through apprenticeship with George Hackney. He went to NCSU to study architectural engineering but did not graduate. Company president Bill Sears joined the company as a student in 1961. During WWII, Hackney taught structural engineering at Duke and designed Duke's Rose Bowl float when it was played in Durham. The firm grew and Hackney offered partnership to former
UponĬompletion at Duke, he started a firm focused on high end residences via his connections to prominent Durham families as the Dukes, Biddles, Teers, and Kenans. He came to Durham as part of the architecture and engineering staff working on Duke's West Campus. Hackney was born in Siler City NC and graduated in Architectural Engineering from NC State University in 1927.
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