While traveling in Japan in April of 1960, Alden and Vada Dow purchased a pair of folding screens from Yamoto Brothers and Company in Kyoto,
While traveling in Japan in April of 1960, Alden and Vada Dow purchased a pair of folding screens from Yamoto
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Work on the plans for the Robert Reinke residence began in early 1941. By April, Alden B. Dow was able
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Also known as the House for $3,000, the John Best residence was designed by Alden B. Dow in 1938 to
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As an avid photographer and film maker, Alden B. Dow was rarely without his cameras and eventually produced an extensive
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The Alden B. Dow Home and Studio is proud to collaborate with the Zonta Club of Midland to bring you
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Mid-Century Modern Midland is proud to partner with Christ Covenant Church to launch a public fund-raising campaign to restore Midland’s
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Enroll your child in a summer camp at the Alden B. Dow Home and Studio and see them expand their
Read MoreAs adults drop children off at our Architecture and Design Summer Camps, they excitedly express a wish to stay and
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The C. B. Branch residence began life as the Dow Biological Laboratory and Greenhouse. In early 1961, Alden B. Dow
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During the 1950s and 1960s, Alden B. Dow built six university and three civic buildings in Ann Arbor. Perhaps his
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