NCModernist Architecture You Love

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James (Jim)
C. Posey

(1942–2020)

Posey grew up in Asheville, graduating from Lee Edwards High School in 1959. He attended Duke in Chemistry then transferred and graduated from NCSU with a BA in Architecture in 1966. He worked in the office of Charles Sappenfield one summer during NCSU. Three years working for Arthur Cogswell and Werner Hausler was followed by working as the onsite representative for Eduardo Catalano on the Greensboro-Guilford County Government Center. After that project, Posey started his own design company, adding a construction firm in 1982.

James (Jim) C. Posey
1973

The Paul Steadman House, Brushy Mountain

Yadkinville NC

Unbuilt.

The Paul Steadman House, Brushy Mountain
1974

The Dudley Moore House

Jamestown NC

Unbuilt.

The Dudley Moore House The Dudley Moore House The Dudley Moore House
1976

The Ronald and Susan F. Green House

1210-B Westridge Road, Greensboro NC

Commissioned in 1974. Landscape design by Dennis J. Mullane III. Remodeled in 2000. Sold in 2006 to William C. H. and Lynne C. Hogan. Sold in 2008 to Jennifer Sadock and Steven I. Friedland.

The Ronald and Susan F. Green House The Ronald and Susan F. Green House The Ronald and Susan F. Green House
1977

The Daniel and Susan Gottsegen House

28 Kemp Road East, Greensboro NC

Commissioned in 1976. Deeded in 1990 to Susan Gottsegen. Sold in 2007 to Judith Nebenzhal. Sold in 2016 to Nisa J. (Joy) and Demetrios M. Dascalakis.

The Daniel and Susan Gottsegen House The Daniel and Susan Gottsegen House The Daniel and Susan Gottsegen House The Daniel and Susan Gottsegen House The Daniel and Susan Gottsegen House The Daniel and Susan Gottsegen House
1980

The Philip M. Jr. and Corinne (Corky) S. Segal House

2 Lakeside Court, Greensboro NC

Commissioned in 1979. Landscape design by Dennis J. Mullane III. Posey also added a garage. Sold in 2002 to Corinne S. Segal.

The Philip M. Jr. and Corinne (Corky) S. Segal House The Philip M. Jr. and Corinne (Corky) S. Segal House The Philip M. Jr. and Corinne (Corky) S. Segal House The Philip M. Jr. and Corinne (Corky) S. Segal House The Philip M. Jr. and Corinne (Corky) S. Segal House The Philip M. Jr. and Corinne (Corky) S. Segal House The Philip M. Jr. and Corinne (Corky) S. Segal House

Sources include: Jim Posey.