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William
Alan Turner

(1951–2019)

Turner was born in Lawrence KS and via a few years in Rochester MN graduated from Sanderson HS in Raleigh NC in 1969. While in HS, he won Kodak photography awards and was a part-time staff photographer at the News and Observer. He graduated in 1973 with a degree in Architecture from NC State. He interned with Jerry Quick and George Smart; after graduation he worked for Smart through the early 1980s. By 1987 he was in partnership with Michael Weeks as Weeks Turner. Please contact us with additional information on his life, work, or houses.

William Alan Turner William Alan Turner
1980

The Alan and Kate Turner House

3518 Eden Croft Drive, Raleigh NC

Sold in 1992 to Thomas and Marion Bolz. Sold in 2016 to Diane S. and Douglas H. Vieman. Bottom photo by Alan Turner.

The Alan and Kate Turner House The Alan and Kate Turner House
1988

The Alan and Kate Turner House II

751 Hughes Road, Hampstead NC

Deeded to the William Alan Turner Irrevocable Trust. Sold in 2019 to Andrew Smith and Valentina Andant.

The Alan and Kate Turner House II The Alan and Kate Turner House II The Alan and Kate Turner House II The Alan and Kate Turner House II
1994

The Doug and Michelle Hardy House

2704 Glassman Lane, Raleigh NC

Renovated in 2017.

The Doug and Michelle Hardy House

Sources include: Kate Turner; Robin Rotiroti; Michael Weeks; Tom Harris.