NCModernist Architecture You Love

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Zacharias Karl
(Zack) Alsentzer

(1977– )

Alsentzer was born in Essen, Germany and was raised in Greenville NC, graduating from J. H. Rose HS. He has two degrees from UNC-Charlotte, interning with Cox Grae Spack in Washington DC. In Charlotte, he worked for Shook Kelly, ADW, and Cluck Design Collaborative until starting Alter Architects Studio in 2015.

Zacharias Karl (Zack) Alsentzer
2015

The Zack Alsentzer Home and Officeaka The Narrow Escape

1821 Logie Avenue, Charlotte NC

Built by Grande Custom Homes.

The Zack Alsentzer Home and Office The Zack Alsentzer Home and Office
2016

Svartkub Renovation

1815 Logie Avenue, Charlotte NC

Conversion of a 1960s detached garage. Built by Creative Revisions. Sold in 2020 to Logie Avenue LLC.

Svartkub Renovation Svartkub Renovation
2017

The Ryan Dennison and Mike Masto House

2557 Elkwood Circle, Charlotte NC

Built by Spoke & Hammer Construction. Sold in 2018 to Alpheus R. Clark III.

The Ryan Dennison and Mike Masto House The Ryan Dennison and Mike Masto House
2018

The Rodney J. Young and Dante D. Pinto Houseaka El Segundo

2553 Elkwood Circle, Charlotte NC

Built by Spoke & Hammer Construction.

The Rodney J. Young and Dante D. Pinto House The Rodney J. Young and Dante D. Pinto House
2020

The Javier Santos and Gyslaine Nunez Renovation

630 Lochaven Road, Waxhaw NC

Original house built in the 1960s.

The Javier Santos and Gyslaine Nunez Renovation

Sources include: Zack Alsentzer.