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Laurent P. de
ComarmondAIA

(1971– )

Laurent de Comarmond grew up in Mauritius and Madagascar. He came to the United States in 1988 and studied architecture at Virginia Tech, graduating in 1995. After working in Washington DC for Hickok Warner Fox, SmithGroup, and Esocoff and Associates, he relocated to Raleigh in 2004 and worked for JDavis and Klingstubbins. After a brief stint back in Washington DC, he worked for Little in Durham then returned to JDavis in Raleigh.

Watch 2009 - de Comarmond discusses the Modernist transformation of his Graham Street house in Raleigh's Cameron Village.

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The Laurent de Comarmond House

828 Graham Street, Raleigh NC

Built on the site of an old ranch (bottom photo) by Original Space. 1/3 acre lot. 2460 square feet, three bedrooms, three bathrooms, open floor plan. Enclosed garage, instant water heater, bamboo flooring throughout with custom cabinets and a custom stainless steel kitchen island made in Brazil. Photos by the owner.

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