Just eight years after the opening of Midland High School, Alden B. Dow began the design of his second high school for his growing hometown.
In the early 1930s, the Dow Chemical Company partnered with the Ethyl Gasoline Company to build a plant to extract
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A recent Facebook post about the University of Michigan Administration Building and its demolition prompted an interesting observation about how
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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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While the initial site plan for Midland High School was being sketched by Alden B. Dow in December of 1953,
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Alden B. Dow began the drawings for Northeast Elementary School in December of 1951. It had a simple floorplan of
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After protecting the Sun/Rain Room for nearly six decades, the Kalamazoo Nature Center’s iconic dome and roof are being replaced.
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Alden B. Dow’s only residential structure to be built in Ohio is the Ralph E. Oberlin, Jr. residence in Canton.
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Dr. Mark Dick and his wife, Dr. Louise Schnute, were pediatricians practicing in Grand Rapids when they wrote to Alden
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Nestled among tall pines and set into a sloping lot overlooking Burt Lake in northern Michigan, Indian River Catholic Church
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The drawings for Woodcrest Elementary School, one of Alden B. Dow’s last educational projects, were completed in January of 1969.
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