Preservation in Print
A vacant Mid-Century Modern-style building in Mid-City has been rehabilitated into the newest restaurant and headquarters of the Ruby Slipper.
Preservation in Print
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.
Preservation in Print
Emergency repairs to some of the city’s most iconic buildings are due to wrap up in early 2018.
Preservation in Print
Two key commodities had warehouse homes on the riverfront from 1884 to 1963.
Preservation in Print
A local collector curates a restaurant’s art to showcase New Orleans newspapers in the very building where they were originally printed.
Preservation in Print
This dynamic restoration duo is on a mission to improve their neighborhood and inspire new paths to success for future renovators.
Preservation in Print
Meet the fierce women who are defying ideas of what home renovators should look like.
Preservation in Print
The great nephew of famed New Orleans perfumer Madame Aucoin is reviving her legacy through hard work — and a healthy dose of kismet.
Preservation in Print
The Olivier Plantation House, 1820s-1949
Preservation in Print
Stabilization and restoration of the historic bridge on Bayou St. John is slated to begin next month. It will be the bridge’s first significant maintenance in 80 years.
Preservation in Print
This fall, city officials announced major changes coming to the New Orleans riverfront, including the transformation of industrial wharves into riverfront park space and the redevelopment of the former World Trade Center.
Preservation in Print
A bonus on this year’s Holiday Home Tour, the Jackson Avenue Evangelical Church has had a presence in the Irish Channel for the past 172 years.
