A North Carolina house whose construction was halted by a neighbor believing it to be too modern for Raleigh's historic Oakwood neighborhood is awaiting a court ruling, and a sympathetic someone voicing the house's interior monologue on Twitter is turning the farcical legal battle into a hilarious performance piece. Curbed National outlines the controversy and explores the depressive swings, existential musings, and Lana Del Rey jokes that make Oakwood Modern the most outspoken piece of architecture in America, this way. [Curbed National]
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