For the last 33 years, a once-small architecture firm has been immersed in the town, exploring ideas of community, growth, and preservation. No Reason To Live There is an homage to the unique place this firm calls home and to the many, varied ways to practice local.

Serving almost 2,500 students, Gulf Shores City Schools’ recent separation from the Baldwin County Board of Education created an opportunity to craft improvements and future growth plans that incorporate the GSCS mission and values. WAV was selected to provide master planning and facility improvement studies for the existing Elementary, Middle and High School campus' growth and improvement strategies.

Walcott Adams Verneuille Architects (WAV) is excited to announce the promotion of Abby Davis to Principal. She’s joining fellow Principals Mac Walcott, Gina Walcott, Clay Adams, Lea Verneuille, and Ryan Baker. Abby has become  integral to WAV as a firm leader, successfully expanding our interior design profile, taking on complicated design challenges and mentoring our younger designers.

Read our approach to the Brewster Point home designed in Rockport, Maine.

In just a few short years, Abby has become an integral leader at the firm, taking on complicated design challenges, expanding the residential interior design facet and mentoring younger designers.

Waterfront design is among our specialties. Download WAV’s approach to designing homes along the Mobile Bay, the Gulf Coast, and the long, scenic rivers that course throughout the state.

Walcott Adams Verneuille Architects (WAV) welcomed over 300 clients, friends and community leaders to a celebration of their 30 years of excellence in architecture.