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The second annual Modern Atlanta 2 Modern Asheville (MA2MA) Modern Home Tour will take place on Saturday June 4, 2016, and will feature seven of some of the most unique, contemporary residential properties in the Asheville area.
Atlanta-based MA! Design is Human is yet again teaming up with Modern Asheville for a “Satellite Architecture Tour” that is a part of the larger Design is Human Atlanta (DiHA) thirteen-day schedule of events.
“My partner Kelly (Erin-Spinney) and I are thrilled to be growing this event for the second year. We’ve been working towards a Modern Home tour for 5 years and it is fun to see the momentum growing. This year is exciting because along with architecturally designed homes we have a couple of homes that have been hand-crafted by their owners which makes it very Asheville”, says Modern Asheville’s Troy Winterrowd.
Tickets are on sale through the MA! Design is Human website and are just $18.09 (which includes a processing fee). A detailed map of the tour is emailed with each ticket purchase and participants have from 10am – 4pm to visit and explore all the homes.
The 2nd Annual Modern Atlanta 2 Modern Asheville (MA2MA) Modern Home Tour
WHEN : Saturday, June 4th, 2016 from 10am-4pm
Tickets can be purchased HERE.
About Modern Asheville
ModernAsheville.com began as a simple hobby derived from a passion for both telling stories and the value of good design. The goal is to make design approachable and accessible to all people and show the difference it can make in your life. Being a bit varied as people, you’ll find we cover everything from the comforts of mid-century modern kitsch to important environmental impacts on building and planning in communities today. And today both Troy Winterrowd and Kelly Erin-Spinney, bring in Modern Asheville Real Estate and are heavily involved with the AIA Asheville Chapter and the Black Mountain College Museum. All these things and more make up the story and community that is Modern Asheville.
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