Preservation in Print

The Stall’s recently renovated circa-1879 mansion has an impressive collection of Southern art displayed throughout the home.

Picturesque oak trees and an ornate cast-iron fence line adorn the front of the Creel’s historic Italianate home, which is hosting the PRC’s annual Holiday Home Tour Patron Party.

This double-gallery Greek Revival-style home features bold paint colors and a lush courtyard with a pool.

With a storied history, the former 19th-century athletic club in the Garden District is now the stunning home of Leigh and Billy Bell.

Could a new shot at FEMA funding finally revive the abandoned structure on New Orleans’ West Bank?

The adaptive rehabilitation of the former Tremé school into affordable artist housing is nearing completion.

The South Market District, a cluster of six new mixed-use buildings, has introduced plentiful living, dining and shopping options to a historic part of New Orleans’ downtown that had been long vacant.

A seven-year effort has culminated in the revitalization of a VFW hall – the last one remaining in New Orleans.

The aesthetic of architect Henry Hobson Richardson, a native Louisianan, had world-wide impact, including in New Orleans.

The candidates expressed their opinions on historic preservation and urban planning issues during a mayoral forum in September.

The Straight University Boarding House and Dining Hall building at 1423 N. Claiborne Ave. has been returned to its former grandeur thanks to PRC’s Operation Comeback department.

A perfect preservation partnership, New Orleans’ first full-service co-working platform blends chic modern design with historic building materials.