Three stories of Spanish Colonial Revival: the Azalea Court Apartments. This historic three-story apartment building in Mobile, Alabama, was built in 1928 and designed by architect J. Platt Roberts in the Spanish Colonial Revival style. Imagine the city in 1928 as this building rose, a statement of design and residence of its era.
Its three stories hold a chapter of Mobile's architectural story; you can feel the intent of a named architect, J. Platt Roberts, who chose the Spanish Colonial Revival vocabulary for this project. Over time this building was recognized for its significance and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on February 11, 1988, a formal nod to its importance. Stand here and consider the lifespan captured in those dates: 1928 and the 1988 listing, two moments that bracket its recognized place in the city.
As you move around it, notice how its presence anchors this block, a historic apartment building that has been part of Mobile for decades. Notice its three stories and the Spanish Colonial Revival identity that has anchored this block since its 1988 listing.