The Midland, Michigan Farmers Market by Alden B. Dow
The first discussion about the design of a structure to cover farmers selling their produce in the open parking lot
Read MoreThe first discussion about the design of a structure to cover farmers selling their produce in the open parking lot
Read MoreAs early as 1965, the long-range plan for the Center called for a building with a museum, library, auditorium, classroom,
Read MoreThe Nature Observatory (Nature Study Building) The inspiration to establish a place for the study of the natural environment in
Read MoreAlden B. Dow began the design of a large standalone building for Smith’s Flowers in September 1954. The shop had
Read MoreJust a year after completing the design of Messiah Lutheran Church in Bay City, Alden B. Dow began developing the
Read MoreAlden B. Dow began the drawings for a house for his lifelong friend, Peters “Pat” Oppermann, in 1957. Mr. Oppermann
Read MoreIn the later years of his career, Alden B. Dow turned his attention to designing a number of structures to
Read MoreMidland Fire Station No. 1 is one of the 39 civic structures designed by Alden B. Dow during his career.
Read MoreAlden B. Dow’s initial presentation drawing for a proposed Midland Hospital was dated August 1938, a full two years before
Read MoreAs World War II drew to a close, Alden B. Dow actively participated in the design of badly-needed, low-cost housing.
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