This home, which overlooks Bayou Charbon in Fairhope, was nicknamed ‘Petite Charbon’ as a nod to the homeowners’ design directive.

This Zero Energy Ready home is located in a historic neighborhood with narrow lots, just a block away from Mobile Bay.

This residence is the first project ever to to achieve Zero Energy Ready Certification and FORTIFIED™ Gold, but homeowners didn’t start out looking for the honor.

The Green Inspiration Home celebrates a healthy coastal lifestyle and a healthy environment, with beauty and style.

Watershed designed this net zero energy demonstration home in a vernacular coastal style that draws on the rich history of the community.

A space for art with an open, single-level floor plan adaptable for multigenerational living.

A fortified and flood protected treehouse retreat, nestled into a large tract of dense woods and wetlands overlooking Fish River.

Charm, durability and ease of maintenance meet downtown living. Located just two blocks from the heart of downtown Fairhope, Knoll Park Residences looks out over historic Knoll Park and Mobile Bay.

A clean, energy efficient design for the next phase of life. It’s not unusual for Watershed to field requests to design a home around a tree, but this couple added a few twists.

An energy-efficient renovation upgrades the classic cottage style for a modern family lifestyle.

A new home on Mobile Bay’s Eastern Shore designed to maximize light and views, and celebrate salvaged and recycled materials.

The design plays with light: bouncing indirect lighting off ceilings, using antique mirrors to reflect light and leafy views into interior spaces, and deploying louvered shutters to give a west-facing suite the feeling of a shady tropical retreat.

An energy efficient, flexible space in harmony with nature.

Affordable green and sustainable home designs with superior construction and built-in equity.

In December of 2008, the Rosemary Beach residence was the first custom home in Florida to be certified LEED Platinum.

A LEED Silver certified family retreat on a lot that has sheltered 5 generations over 60 years.

A vision for sustainable community that co-exists with and preserves wild lands.