• Inviting Porches and Balconies,Clint LaCour

    Inviting Porches and Balconies

    When the weather is beautiful, there’s no better place to take it all in than from a spot on a shaded porch or an airy balcony up in the trees. And since New Orleans homes are known for these relaxed, watch-the-world-go-by architectural details, they’re not hard to find. Check out a wide variety of

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  • Gentilly: A Quieter Lifestyle and Beautiful Green Spaces,Clint LaCour

    Gentilly: A Quieter Lifestyle and Beautiful Green Spaces

    Middle class and diverse, Gentilly attracts those looking for a relaxed, quieter lifestyle that’s family-friendly and affordable. Roughly bounded by Lake Ponchartrain to the north, the Industrial Canal to the east, Bayou St. John to the west, and Interstate 6-10 to the south, Gentilly is an oak tree

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  • Mid-Century Modern Architecture in New Orleans,Clint LaCour

    Mid-Century Modern Architecture in New Orleans

    The mid-century modern style may not be the first that comes to mind when you think of classic New Orleans architecture, but its distinctive lines, philosophy, and believers made an impression on the city that still exists today. Built between the mid-1940s and the 1970s, the style was created and p

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