Tag: Architecture

The legendary mid-century modern social club has long been a beacon of fun in the sun by the sea for generations of locals.

From the Pacific Northwest to the Port City, Michael Philip Curtis designs architecture that honors history, place and innovation.

Discover the history of Bloodgood’s Row, Mobile’s elegant 19th-century row houses, and their journey from high society to demolition in 1971.

The doors are open to MB’s newest Inspiration Home!

Celebrating the life and work of an iconic Port City realtor, contractor, designer and developer.

Thanks to a family of historic building restorationists, a century-old warehouse becomes a symbol of Mobile’s heritage and unlimited potential.

Step inside the design of an Ono Island stunner and get tips on how to replicate the coastal look in your own home.

A new book is bringing photography and history together to highlight a unique connection.

Mobile’s mid-century traditionalist extraordinaire remained true to the architecture of the past as it was being destroyed all around the city.

A decade ago, MB asked historian John Sledge to share his personal restoration wish list. Happily, the intervening decade has been a strong one for historic preservation in Mobile. Allow us as a brief review of the successes of the past 10 years and a look at what remains in peril.