In The News
The long-blighted Touro-Shakspeare Home in Algiers is one step closer to being reopened now that financing has closed for the project, clearing the way for construction to begin on 52 affordable apartments for seniors. The $26 million redevelopment marks one …
Preservation in Print
One of the greatest threats to preserving our historic environment is the shortage of skilled craftsmen to do the work. Across …
Advocacy
The New Orleans City Council has given the green light to a hotel design that the Historic District Landmarks Commission …
Advocacy
The New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission on Jan. 7 approved conceptual designs to replace the illegally demolished single shotgun …
Advocacy
The New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission voted Nov. 5 to approve demolition of the Lindy Boggs Medical Center, formerly …
In The News
It’ll be faster and easier to get a permit from the Historic District Landmarks Commission for some work starting Nov. …
In The News
A loud cheer followed by the sharp rat-a-tat-tat of a snare drum and the blare of a horn signaled that …
Preservation in Print
Erin Scott O’Brien wasn’t expecting the call that came in Thursday morning while driving her daughter to school. It was …
Preservation in Print
As an archaeologist, I often get questions from the public about odd things that show up during construction or landscaping …
In The News
The French Quarter building that once bustled with diners of K-Paul’s Louisiana Kitchen will soon be used for an entirely …
In The News
The Louisiana Landmarks Society’s annual New Orleans Nine list shines a spotlight on places in peril due to threats of …
In The News
Richard Moe, who marshaled the resources of the National Trust for Historic Preservation to help rebuild New Orleans after Hurricane …
