memMOD - AIA Memphis

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Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
Time: 11 am – 3 pm
Tickets: $25, or two for $45
AIA Continuing Education: 4 LU/HSW (pending)
Discount: 20% for AIA and Allied Members (code will be emailed to members)

Guests may visit homes in any order throughout the event. Transportation is on your own.

This event is held in conjunction with Margaret Mickelson. — This event is held in conjunction with Margaret Mikkelsen.

Year: 1955

967 Colonial Road

Architect: Unknown

967 Colonial Road is a classic post-war brick ranch house built in 1955. Two sympathetic additions with clerestory windows emphasize and extend its modern lines. A modern furniture and art collection add to the vibe and remind us that modern was supposed to be for everyone.

Year: 1955

7328 Cotton Plant Cove

Architects: Eason, Anthony, McKinnie & Cox

7328 Cotton Plant Cove, built in 1955, was a product of architecture firm Eason, Anthony, McKinnie & Cox. It is a sprawling multi-level home with a mix of soaring and more intimate spaces, on a spectacular two-acre lot with a Zen garden.

YEAR: 1962

4317 Haverhill Road

Architect: Unknown

4317 Haverhill Road, built in 1962. Where many front-gabled home have standard height ceilings inside and an attic in the gable, this home’s living/dining room makes full use of the gable with a soaring beamed ceiling and clerestory windows. We have seen many homes on the tour with generous windows at the back of the home, keeping the street-facade more private, but the unknown creator of this home opted for the reverse, putting an intimate paneled den at the rear and this light-filled space at the front, creating more interaction between the home and passersby.

YEAR: 1971

4795 Fleetview Avenue

Architect: James Lindy

4795 Fleetview Avenue, designed by architect James Lindy. and built in 1971. It was later expanded with a two-story addition that includes a tree-top primary suite. The current occupants are the second owners. They invited archimania to renovate the kitchen and create better views of the central atrium. The renovation received an AIA Tennessee Merit Award and an AIA Memphis Design Award of Citation.