Michigan Projects

Throughout his career Alden B. Dow designed and built over 350 structures in his home state of Michigan. In honor of the number of structures he created and the influence he had on the architecture of throughout the state, Alden B. Dow was named the Architect Laureate of Michigan in 1983.  Daring and innovative designs for family living were created as well as new expressions of how buildings enhance your work, worship and learning.  His architecture created an appreciation and standard in design and innovation throughout Michigan.  Although Alden Dow has been gone for more than a quarter century, his appreciation, devotion and commitment to quality, in all aspects of life, continues to challenge peoples’ thoughts and ideas to strive to find the best possible solutions.

Mr. Dow’s designs are integrated into our communities throughout the state including; Bloomfield Hills, Grosse Pointe, Muskegon, Kalamazoo, Adrian, Grand Haven, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Okemos, Saginaw, Bay City, Flint, Lapeer, Post Huron, Algonac, St. Claire Shores, Ann Arbor, Harrison, Petoskey and Traverse City.   

(For photography credits, see the photographer page.)