A 20-year labor of love explores ideas on contemporary design in historic neighborhoods through the renovation of a mid-century ranch style home on a traditional New Orleans street otherwise lined with homes built in the 1860s.
Mussafer Hall
Renovation of and addition to a historic building on Tulane’s historic Uptown academic quad
Conner Residence
Extensive renovation of a blighted building to house a family
1824 Sophie Wright Place
Extensive rehabilitation of a severely derelict building to a lively mixed-use structure
Hotel Peter + Paul
Restoration and conversion of four iconic historic buildings to a boutique hotel
The Pythian
Restoration and adaptive reuse of a significant downtown building for mixed use
Bond Moroch
Rehabilitation of a former theater to a contemporary workspace for a public relations firm, where keeping the historic spirit of the theater alive was a design goal.
704 Marigny
Renovation of an 1850s building to integrate modern amenities and technologies for discerning clients
Emerald Street Residence
Restoration of an iconic mid-century modern Curtis and Davis gem
Magazine + Nashville
Renovation and additions to combine three historic wood structures into a single commercial building on Magazine Street
The Saint Anna
Adaptive reuse of a former women’s asylum to high end apartments
French Quarter Residence
Custom renovation of a historic 1828 French Quarter residence
516 Natchez
Rehabilitation of two adjoined three story brick row houses with a modern rear addition
511 Marigny
A three-story former hosiery factory in Marigny is transformed into 47 modern lofts with a focus on highlighting the existing history and texture of the building.
Big Red
The renovation of a 4,000 square foot New Orleans landmark building on Tchoupitoulas Street into four residential condominium units took care to retain and highlight historic textures throughout.
studioWTA Offices
The most daunting challenge an architect faces is often the design of his or her own space, but this 1937 factory building in downtown New Orleans provided clear inspiration as a collaborative workspace for studioWTA.
St. Elizabeth’s
Adaptive reuse of a nineteenth-century orphanage into condominiums, and the addition of five new-construction townhouses.
Rice Mill Lofts
Adaptive reuse of a derelict, five-story masonry warehouse into 20,000 sf of ground floor commercial space and sixty residential lofts, townhouses, and penthouses, as well as an expansive roof deck.