The Rink Myth Debunked!
Standing on the corner of Washington and Prytania, beneath a yellow barn-shaped building, you’ll hear it. Wild stories about the history of the building. “Right […]
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Field Trip Friday! Williams Residence
07/27/2018 | Field Trip Fridays! | Katrina
You know all those museums you’ve been telling yourself (and others) that you need to go visit? Summer is really the perfect time to do […]
Learn MoreFeatured on Beyond Bourbon Street Podcast!
Last week I was interviewed by Mark Bologna for Beyond Bourbon Street podcast. This podcast is a great resource for visitors to our city or […]
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The New Orleans Architecture Foundation’s Poydras Tour is great!
Last Saturday I took a Poydras Tour offered by The New Orleans Architecture Foundation. It was led by Shannon French, a local architect and NOAF […]
Learn MoreRecommended by Gardenista!
This week, New Orleans Architecture Tours was honored by being included in Gardenista’s “10 Garden Ideas to Steal from New Orleans”. This online gardening magazine […]
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Favorite Building Friday!
Favorite Building Friday! This week to celebrate our annual French Quarter Fest, we headed back down to New Orleans’ most famous neighborhood to pick out […]
Learn MoreRecommended by ArchDaily!
This week New Orleans Architecture Tours was honored by being included in ArchDaily’s “An Architect’s Guide to New Orleans: 21 Unmissable Works of Architecture in […]
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Happy Birthday William Freret! (1833)
01/19/2018 | Architects | Katrina
William Freret, Jr. was born on this day in 1833 to New Orleans mayor William Freret and Fanny Salkeld. He studied engineering in England, and […]
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Favorite Building Friday – Carrollton Courthouse
For this week’s Favorite Building Friday, we are heading uptown to talk about the Carrollton Courthouse. Located at the top of the St. Charles Streetcar […]
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Favorite Building Friday – Merchants Mutual Insurance Building
09/01/2017 | Favorite Building Friday! | Katrina
This week we head to Canal Street, the great dividing line between the French Quarter and the Central Business District to learn more about the […]
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