Category: In The News


In The News

This Jailhouse Rocks

A Tremé police station from the turn-of-the-20th-century has been transformed into a stunning bed and breakfast.

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“The Aesthetic of Luxury:” Italianate Architecture in New Orleans

A look at Italianate architecture in New Orleans.

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A Newsworthy Renovation

A modernist former car showroom in the heart of New Orleans now houses the headquarters of the New Orleans Advocate

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Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard: A Great American Main Street

Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard’s revitalization earned the street a 2017 Great American Main Street award by the National Main Street Center.

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Historic gas stations in New Orleans with creative new uses

These historic filling stations in New Orleans have found new uses as restaurants, homes, and businesses.

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Editor’s Spotlight: Jack Davis

Jack Davis came to historic preservation, as many of the field’s “big thinkers” do, through writing. Or more specifically, reporting. …

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Update on the State Historic Tax Credit

An update on the Louisiana Historic Tax Credit

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Urgent Advocacy: Help Save the Louisiana Historic Tax Credit!

Today, May 16, the Louisiana House of Representative may consider legislation that would repeal the state Historic Tax Credit, a proven …

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New Orleans Vernacular

Vernacular architecture helps to form a city’s cultural identity. Explore some examples of vernacular architecture that are common in New Orleans.

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A Townhome Thoughtfully Transformed

Artist Betsy Fifield is restoring a 19th-century treasure on Esplanade Avenue. Read about the project, then see it yourself at PRC’s Renovators’ Happy Hour in May 18.

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The New Orleans Cotton Exchange, 1871-1964

A look back on the buildings where cotton reigned king in New Orleans’ downtown “Cotton District.”

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5 Favorite Mid-Century Modern Structures in New Orleans

Although some examples of Mid-Century Modern architecture in New Orleans have been demolished, many examples remain intact.