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projects
- Piazza d'Italia
C. Moore, Urban Innovations Group
1976-79
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Louisiana Superdome
1971-75
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St. Louis Cathedral
1851
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State Bank of Louisiana
B. H. Latrobe
1819
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persons
* Philip A. Cusachs
*1824 Charles Arthur De Armas
*1825 Charles Arthur De Armas
*October 22, 1830 Thomas Léon Dupin
*1833 William Alfred Freret
*April 15, 1839 James Freret
*1865 Lawrence Buck
*1875 Herman Lee Meader
*February 12, 1876 Francis Gorton Churchill
*January 3, 1883 Gustave J. Couret
*1924 Samella Lewis
†September 3, 1820 Benjamin H. Latrobe
†February 21, 1875 Jacques-Nicolas Bussière De Pouilly
†May 12, 1889 Charles Arthur De Armas
†May 3, 1898 Léon Joseph Frémaux
†December 11, 1919 Samuel S. Labouisse
†April 15, 1953 Nathaniel Cortlandt Curtis
†March 28, 1972 Gustave J. Couret
*1824 Charles Arthur De Armas
*1825 Charles Arthur De Armas
*October 22, 1830 Thomas Léon Dupin
*1833 William Alfred Freret
*April 15, 1839 James Freret
*1865 Lawrence Buck
*1875 Herman Lee Meader
*February 12, 1876 Francis Gorton Churchill
*January 3, 1883 Gustave J. Couret
*1924 Samella Lewis
†September 3, 1820 Benjamin H. Latrobe
†February 21, 1875 Jacques-Nicolas Bussière De Pouilly
†May 12, 1889 Charles Arthur De Armas
†May 3, 1898 Léon Joseph Frémaux
†December 11, 1919 Samuel S. Labouisse
†April 15, 1953 Nathaniel Cortlandt Curtis
†March 28, 1972 Gustave J. Couret
reference
- Raised to the Trade
Creole Building Arts of New Orleans
J. E. Hankins, S. Maklansky
Pelican Publishing Company; 2003
- New Orleans Architecture - The University Section
Joseph Street to Lowerline Street, Mississippi River to Walmsley Avenue
B. Lemann, D. G. Schlesinger, Friends of the Cabildo, H. S. Irvin, R. J. Cangelosi, S. Wilson Jr.
Pelican Publishing Company; 2000
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New Orleans Architecture
The Cemeteries
Friends of the Cabildo, L. V. Huber, P. McDowell, S. Wilson Jr.
Pelican Publishing Company; 1987
- Historic Buildings of the French Quarter
L. Vogt
Pelican Publishing Company; 2002
- The Great Houses of New Orleans
Outlet; 1986
- Classic New Orleans
W. R. Mitchell Jr., J. R. Lockhart
Golden Coast Publishing Company; 1993
- The National Trust Guide to New Orleans
R. Toledano
John Wiley & Sons; 1996
- New Orleans
Elegance and Decadence
R. Delehanty, R. Sexton
Chronicle Books; 1993
- Majesty of New Orleans
L. Malone, P. Malone
Pelican Publishing Company; 1992
- French Quarter Manual
An Architectural Guide to New Orleans Vieux Carre
M. Heard, S. Bernhard
University Press of Mississippi; 1997
- New Orleans Architecture Vol I
The Lower Garden District
B. Lemann, S. Wilson Jr.
Pelican Publishing Company; 1991
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New Orleans Architecture
The Creole Faubourgs
R. Toledano, M. L. Christovich, S. Evans
Pelican Publishing Company; 1975
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February 25, 2008
- Urban Politics Now: Re-Imagining Democracy in the Neoliberal City
Psychoanalysis considers the Symptom – slips of the tongue, nervous ticks, dreams and suchlike – as a repressed form of speech; like a liar with sweaty palms, we’d rather keep something to ourselves, but just can’t help it. Symptoms are useful to the analyst, as an immediate surfacing of the Real, of the traumatic, uncontrollable issues that really motivate us – libido, the longing for recognition, fear of the Other, and so on. By carefully interpreting symptoms, the analyst can assess the pathology of a patient.ArchiNed.nl – news
These days it’s a commonplace to consider the design of our built environment in such pathological terms: The content of our cities is increasingly determined by apparently traumatic, uncontrollable motivations (including profitability, consumer dema…
March 2, 2006
- Design Intelligence – Speaks & Co in Delft
In Belgium the words of Robert Somol during the Projective Landscape conference would probably have caused a minor political earthquake. But unfortunately the conference took place at the TU in Delft, and that turned out to be the perfect place to reel off catch-phrases of all sorts about the status of design in what they tell us is a post-critical, post-ideological, post-political, post-historical, post-urban and post-capitalist world.ArchiNed.nl – news
Symposium temperatures rose to their hottest right at the end when, during the plenary debate on Friday afternoon, Willem Jan Neutelings provoked the projective character of the debaters. What, he asked, was he to do if after the next local elections…
February 20, 2006
- Hopeful Images for New Orleans
Is there any point in making suggestions in the Netherlands about how to rebuild New Orleans? Should outsiders even want to offer solutions? Can architecture play a role after a disaster? Aren't engineering works - dikes, storm barriers, drainage systems, roads, telephone lines - more urgently needed?ArchiNed.nl – news
These are relevant questions that even the curators of the exhibition Newer Orleans - A Shared Space asked themselves when Reed Kroloff, dean of the architecture faculty at Tulane University in New Orleans, asked the NAi to help create future scenari…
October 1, 2005
- Who cares?
Recent events in New Orleans frame the Sustainable Waterfronts symposium in Chicago with a new urgency. Paul Preissner asks whether the US will ever find the discipline necessary to focus attention on finding a lasting response to the challenges created through our relationship with water.ArchiNed.nl – news
On September 29-30 the IIT (Illinois Institute of Technology) hosted a two-day conference devoted to innovation in waterfront and brownfield development, and to associated architecture, design and sustainable policy development. The conference subtit…
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