Preservation in Print
It wasn’t a question of if the Preservation Resource Center would respond after Hurricane Katrina. It was how soon. The …
Preservation in Print
It was a moment two decades in the making. A crane slowly lifted a new pinnacle — a type of …
Advocacy
On Aug. 15, the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission approved the retention of demolition work at 509 Exposition Blvd. …
In The News
More and more, you may be hearing about fortified roofs as the homeowners’ insurance crisis persists. That’s not a coincidence. …
In The News
One of the last remaining buildings from Storyville, the city’s former red-light district, with ties to the early days of …
Preservation in Print
Canal Street was a latecomer to the urban geography of New Orleans. Laid out in 1810 within the commons separating …
Preservation in Print
The oldest of three boys, Frank Dixon calls the Superdome his third brother given how important it was to his …
In The News
A long-vacant hotel on Grand Isle which has hung on for nearly a century is among the newest additions to …
In The News
The New Orleans City Council is asking for proposals from structural engineers or engineering firms to help reduce the risk …
Advocacy
Saying it is too large and doesn’t fit in with the surrounding neighborhood, a committee on Tuesday unanimously denied the …
In The News
There was good news and bad news when the City Council’s Quality of Life Committee got an update Monday on …
Advocacy
UPDATE: Uptown shotgun is saved from the landfill! The Preservation Resource Center would like to thank District B Councilmember Lesli Harris, her …
