NCModernist Architecture You Love

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Rob
Romero

(1966– )

Romero grew up in Denver CO and graduated from Heritage HS in 1985. He graduated in 1989 on a soccer scholarship from the University of New Mexico in Architecture. He worked for Antoine Predock, where he assisted on projects such as the Rose House in Dallas TX. He moved to Wilmington in 2006 and worked with Michael Kersting, later with David Lisle around 2008. In 2009, he created Romero Architecture in Wilmington NC. He has been Chair of the Wilmington Historical Preservation Commission since 2015.

Romero Architecture

Rob Romero
2018

The Wind House, Bradley Creek

Wilmington NC

Unbuilt.

The Wind House, Bradley Creek
2022

The Joel and Jayna Crittenden Conversion

214 Beech Street, Wilmington NC

Conversion of a six-car garage into a guest and poolhouse. Featured in Wrightsville Beach Magazine.

The Joel and Jayna Crittenden Conversion The Joel and Jayna Crittenden Conversion
2024

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515 Bladen Street, Wilmington NC

Developed by Sand Wave Modern Development / William Gilligan. Sold in June 2025.

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Sources include: Romero Architecture. Research by Catherine Cramer.