“Davis Architects has thrived for over a century by designing with purpose and fostering a team built on respect and shared passion.”
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Bryant-Denny Stadium will undergo the addition of brand-new premium seating areas, following Thursday's annual meeting of the University of Alabama System Board of Trustees.
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Davis is pleased to announce we are the recipient of the “Best of Assembly & Institutional” award for Seibert Hall at Samford University at the 2025 IDIE Awards presented by The International Interior Design Association – Alabama Chapter (IIDA-AL).
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In the South, football is more than a sport, it’s a tradition that unites families, communities, and generations of fans. Saturdays in the fall are marked by rituals and rivalries, with stadiums serving as the backdrop to unforgettable moments. For Davis Architects, designing these venues is more than adding seats or modernizing facilities…
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Birmingham has long been known for its thriving arts community, and at the center of that creative energy is the Sidewalk Film Festival. It is one of Birmingham’s most celebrated cultural events, attracting filmmakers, industry leaders, and film enthusiasts from around the globe.
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The 2025 Soul of the South nominations came from Alabama greats in 11 categories…
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Stephanie Pope sits down with All-In Design, IIDA Alabama's podcast, to discuss design, trends, and more.
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Florence Mayor, Andrew Betterton, and local leaders believe the stadium will be a game-changer for both the university and the surrounding Shoals area
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“The new halls represent the latest achievement in the $300 million investment comprising the first phase of Samford Horizons. The visionary response to 16 consecutive years of record-breaking enrollment moves Samford closer to the administration’s goal for 75% of students to reside on campus.”
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Gabrielle “Gabe” Fuller, a Hoover resident for at least 20 years, has been promoted to senior vice president for architecture at Davis Architects in Birmingham.
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“Last year, the University of Alabama unveiled its new golf practice facility. Known as the Crimson Reserve, the $47 million state-of-the-art complex spans 176 acres and includes every amenity you could possibly want, such as a nine-hole golf course, a 410-yard driving range, short-game practice areas, and an 18,000-square-foot clubhouse.”
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“The talented Courtney Pittman, AIA, has just been named president of the historic firm. For Pittman, this honor is deeply personal.”
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In a landmark moment for Alabama’s architectural community, Davis Architects, the state’s oldest continually operating architecture firm, has named its first female president. After 48 years with the firm, Neil Davis, AIA, is transitioning to the role of board chairman and has announced Courtney Pittman, AIA, as his successor.
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