Tag: Architecture
The Architectural Legacy of Eugene H. Gray
Mobile’s mid-century traditionalist extraordinaire remained true to the architecture of the past as it was being destroyed all around the city.
Step Inside a Modern Masterpiece in Montrose
Contemporary design meets a natural setting in a Montrose architectural showstopper by Walcott Adams Verneuille.
Ask McGehee: What’s the History of the Mid-century Modern Building Housing Mobile’s Police Headquarters?
Historian Tom McGehee explores the history of the Mobile Police Headquarters building on Government Street.
Step Inside a Hand-Built Cabin on Fish River
Architects Gina and Mac Walcott craft a 650-square-foot sustainable cabin that proves you can live large with a tiny footprint.
Building Mobile: 3 Architects Who Shaped the City
A trio of talented architects shaped the Port City during the 20th century, crafting everything from skyscrapers to temples to stylish homes.
The History and Heyday of the Isle Dauphine Club
The legendary mid-century modern social club has long been a beacon of fun in the sun by the sea for generations of locals.
In the Studio with Architectural Designer Michael Philip Curtis
From the Pacific Northwest to the Port City, Michael Philip Curtis designs architecture that honors history, place and innovation.
Ask McGehee: What was Bloodgood’s Row?
Discover the history of Bloodgood’s Row, Mobile’s elegant 19th-century row houses, and their journey from high society to demolition in 1971.
Welcome to the 2024 Mobile Bay Inspiration Home
The doors are open to MB’s newest Inspiration Home!
The Timeless Designs of Tommy McCown
Celebrating the life and work of an iconic Port City realtor, contractor, designer and developer.
