Residential/ 1956-1992

Single-Family Houses

Seagle Residence
2073 Poplar Avenue, Memphis
1956
Client: Mr. and Mrs. William Seagle
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Robert T. Martin
Collaborator: Charles Jen
Renovated 2001 by Jim Lutz
Source: American Home, May 1970

Kopald Residence
4880 Lake Drive, Memphis
1957
Client: Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kopald
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Robert T. Martin
Source: A Survey of Modern Houses in Memphis, Tennessee, 1940–1980

Hoehn Residence (Demolished)
South of Shady Grove Road and East of Shady Woods Cove, Memphis
1958
Client: Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hoehn, Jr.
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Office of Walk C. Jones, Jr.
Source: A Survey of Modern Houses in Memphis, Tennessee, 1940–1980

Archer Residence
4500 Minden Road, Memphis
1958
Client: Mr. and Mrs. Ward Archer
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Robert T. Martin
Renovated 2008 by Graham Reese
Source: At Home Tennessee, October 2007

Markell Residence (Altered)
6307 Witmar Place North, Memphis
1966
Client: Mr. and Mrs. Herman Markell
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones–Mah & Jones Architects, Inc.
Award: Architectural Record Record House (1969)
Source: Architectural Record, Mid-May 1969

Fisher Residence
4796 Fleetgrove, Memphis
1968
Client: Mrs. William H. Fisher
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones–Mah & Jones Architects, Inc.
Source: A Survey of Modern Houses in Memphis, Tennessee, 1940–1980

Jones III Residence
360 Tara Lane, Memphis
1970
Client: Mr. and Mrs. Walk C. Jones, III
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones–Mah & Jones Architects, Inc.
Award: Architectural Record Record House (1971)
Source: Architectural Record, Mid-May 1971

Nesbit House (Altered)
Bridgetown subdivision, Nesbit, DeSoto County, Mississippi
1971
Developer: Ray Turman, Diversified Development Corp.
Builder: Reeves-Williams Builders
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones–Mah & Jones Architects, Inc.
Award: American Wood Council / Southern Living Honor (1971)
Source: Commercial Appeal, October 10, 1971

Seabrook Home
East Memphis, Tennessee
1974
Client: Elias Seabrook
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones & Francis Mah, Inc.
Source: Commercial Appeal, June 7, 1987

Sapinsley Residence (Demolished)
487 Yates Road, Memphis
1975
Client: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sapinsley
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones & Francis Mah, Inc.
Award: AIA Award of Excellence (1978); TSA Award (1978)
Source: A Survey of Modern Houses in Memphis, Tennessee, 1940–1980

Mah Residence
6890 Corsica, Memphis
1977
Client: Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mah
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones & Francis Mah, Inc.
Awards: TSA (1978); TSA Design Award of Excellence (1984)
Source: Architectural Record, June 1979

Cybill Shepherd Residence
South Bluff, Memphis
1992
Client: Cybill Shepherd
Architect: Francis Mah
Interior designer: Nancy Mah
Source: Commercial Appeal, October 9, 1991

Multi-Unit Residential

Hickory Ridge
Southeast Memphis, Tennessee
1971
Client: Boyle Investment Co.
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones & Francis Mah, Inc.
Collaborator: Martin Gorman
Source: Commercial Appeal, November 14, 1971

The Zodiac
Graceland and Finley, Memphis
1971
Client: T. David Goodwin Management Co.
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones & Francis Mah, Inc.
Source: Commercial Appeal, December 5, 1971

Ridgeway Farms
Lynnfield Road, between Park and Quince, Memphis
1972–1974
Client: Jerome Makowsky, Ronald Harkavy, Michael Weiss, and Morris Kriger
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones & Francis Mah, Inc.
Source: Commercial Appeal, June 25, 1972

The Village of Sycamore Ridge
Sycamore View Road, Memphis
1973
Client: Boyle Investment Co.
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones & Francis Mah, Inc.
Source: Commercial Appeal, July 29, 1973

Memphis Towers
Court and Interstate 240, Memphis
1977
Client: Lawler-Wood Associates, Inc.
Architect: Francis Mah
Firm: Walk Jones & Francis Mah, Inc.
Source: Commercial Appeal, March 12, 1977

NOTE: Full documentation of each house — photographs, plans, and descriptions — will soon be available in the Francis Mah archive at USModernist.