Preservation in Print
Ryan Bordenave revives a 1912 Neo-Classical double shotgun house in Mid-City
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Longtime Preservation in Print editor Danielle Del Sol was selected as PRC’s executive director.
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An unassuming building on St. Claude, currently under renovation, helped to shape New Orleans’ quintessential bounce and hip-hop sound.
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The PRC is hosting its 41st Julia Jump on March 16 at NOCCA’s Solomon Hall – an adaptive reuse project of a former warehouse of the East Louisiana Railroad, where Homer Plessy boarded a train in 1892 to challenge the Separate Car Act.
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Lyle Saxon’s “Old French Quarter” in 1920
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A long overdue renovation will not only revitalize a historic building, but will create a dynamic home for a new nonprofit culinary school.
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Two Vieux Carré fires in the late 18th century sparked new building regulations that forever changed the architecture of New Orleans
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The Early Rise of Preservation Sentiment in New Orleans
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Senator Bill Cassidy championed the Historic Tax Credit in the recent tax reform legislation.
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A vacant Mid-Century Modern-style building in Mid-City has been rehabilitated into the newest restaurant and headquarters of the Ruby Slipper.
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The first self-service grocery store in New Orleans is once again open for “makin’ groceries” in the Marigny, with the help of Historic Tax Credits.
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Emergency repairs to some of the city’s most iconic buildings are due to wrap up in early 2018.
