Phase One of the master plan for Fairhope Educational Enrichment Foundation’s NEST Campus, the award-winning Pavilion and Outdoor Classroom, is now complete. Get ready for Phase II!

The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship is being developed on the grounds of Fairhope’s first high school in a historic building that has sat vacant for over 10 years.

The Gulf Coast Center for Ecotourism and Sustainability is a campus of resilient green buildings set in a restored coastal forest with both indoor and outdoor learning spaces.

Watershed is working with the Hope Community on the planning and design of a community center and museum, teaching kitchen, teaching farm, and park on a 12-acre site in Fairhope South.

Watershed worked closely with Thompson Engineering and a steering committee made of community stakeholders to design Fairhope’s newest park, the 72-acre Flying Creek Nature Preserve. Construction is underway – mark your calendars to come hike next spring!

This adaptive reuse of an existing home into a Nature Center to serve the city’s newest park, Flying Creek Nature Preserve, is underway and will open to the public in 2025.

These affordable, healthy, and resilient homes are now under construction in Mobile’s historic Oakdale neighborhood.

Watershed worked with Moffatt and Nichol to solicit extensive public feedback for the master plan of the Bayou La Batre City Docks, and to design a destination that supports economic and ecological revitalization.

Repair, renovation, and expansion of the American Legion’s headquarters overlooking Mobile Bay to accommodate the Legion’s ALERT emergency operations program, career counseling and other programs, club offices and meeting space, and a commercial restaurant.

The Summit Street Inn has had a long life since it was constructed as the Fairhope Hotel in 1925. Watershed is working with the current owner to revitalize the building into a modern boutique hotel.

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.

An addition and deep renovations of an historic office building in Fairhope’s Central Business District, to create a welcoming, safe and healing space for meetings, workshops, events, and yoga classes, alongside a thriving clinical practice.

A center for health and healing designed with biophilic principles, energy efficiency, and resilience.

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.

Natural elements create a biophilic interior to promote green and healthy living, while reducing energy costs for this small business.

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.

The Master Plan seeks to identify opportunities for the creation of safe, sustainable, and accessible paddling infrastructures and protect environmental resources.

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