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The Big Easy

Cushing Terrell is helping to restore Holy Aid and Comfort Spiritual Church in New Orleans with support from the National Trust for Historic Preservation

The Cradle of Jazz

EskewDumezRipple tells the story of jazz in New Orleans with the forthcoming Louisiana Music and Heritage Experience Museum

Constructing Justice

Working from New Orleans and Portland, Oregon, Colloqate unites engagement and design

A Four-Day Affair

The Design Justice Summit 2023 will address injustices within America’s built environment

Putting Things Right

Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation reaches $20.5 million settlement with homeowners in New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward

rendering of a building along a river
Forging Ahead

Daily digest: Common-Sky wins the 2022 Forge Prize, Disney does affordable housing, and more

an abandoned brick building in new orleans, destroyed by hurricane Ida
Ida’s Wrath

Historic structures destroyed, over a million without power as Hurricane Ida pummels Louisiana

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Trading For Seasons

Edward Durell Stone’s only New Orleans tower gets a new lease on life

Rendering of The Chapel of St. Ignatius and the Gayle and Tom Benson Jesuit Center in New Orleans
Calm Amidst the Quad

Trahan Architects’ Loyola University New Orleans chapel breaks ground

Aerial Rendering of the Gensler-designed River District
Burgeoning NOLA

Gensler to lead design of the $1 billion New Orleans River District

an elevated home with askew solar panels
In the Wrong?

Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation sues its former executive director

Image of the freestanding facade of 309 Magazine Street in New Orleans
Ephemeral New Orleans

Trahan Architects’ 309 Magazine Street infills with monumental steel and poured concrete

A sign in front of a construction site that reads Make It Right
Make It... Wrong?

David Adjaye-designed house built by Brad Pitt’s Make It Right Foundation to be torn down

Two homes with colonnades out front, designed by office of jonathan tate
On The Ground

The New Orleans–based Jonathan Tate talks hurricanes, homes, and hotels

An angular glass building jutting through the trees
The Green Wave

WEISS/MANFREDI’s new building for Tulane makes the most of clear glass

Rendering of a green wetland on a white background
Nun Time for Stalling

New Orleans convent to be transformed into 25-acre wetland

A render of a large mountain rising out of Berlin.
Left on Read

A look back at the literary explorations of architecture released in 2019

Rendering of sports fans cheering in a suite next to field in the Superdome
Super Big Deal

Trahan Architects will take on interior renovation of New Orleans’ Superdome

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