In The News
Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard’s revitalization earned the street a 2017 Great American Main Street award by the National Main Street Center.
In The News
These historic filling stations in New Orleans have found new uses as restaurants, homes, and businesses.
In The News
Jack Davis came to historic preservation, as many of the field’s “big thinkers” do, through writing. Or more specifically, reporting. …
In The News
An update on the Louisiana Historic Tax Credit
In The News
Today, May 16, the Louisiana House of Representative may consider legislation that would repeal the state Historic Tax Credit, a proven …
In The News
Vernacular architecture helps to form a city’s cultural identity. Explore some examples of vernacular architecture that are common in New Orleans.
Preservation in Print
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.
Preservation in Print
A look back on the buildings where cotton reigned king in New Orleans’ downtown “Cotton District.”
Preservation in Print
Although some examples of Mid-Century Modern architecture in New Orleans have been demolished, many examples remain intact.
May 2017
New Orleans has had some extraordinary Modernist architecture — much has been lost, but important examples remain. Read about these structures in anticipation of PRC’s Mid-Mod NOLA series happening throughout the summer.
Preservation in Print
“It’s like churning ice cream,” Dale Pierrottie laughs. “Mix it ‘til you can’t mix it no more.”
In The News
Volunteers from from around the country visited New Orleans this spring to help our Rebuilding Together program bring safe, affordable housing to New Orleans homeowners.
