New Orleans High Society is based in its namesake city, and while unable to perform for live audiences during the pandemic, the band is in the midst of planning its next recording session, with an ...

New Orleans' historical revival architecture: ... Most high-rises erected in the 1980s, ... local society had a completely different sensibility, ...

Quite the opposite: throughout the middle of the 20th century, local society embraced new thinking in architecture, as it had with earlier trends dating back to colonial times.

The residents of the Carrollton district of New Orleans must be prescient. Prior to Hurricane Katrina, the Carrollton United Neighborhood Organization (CUNO) decided that reopening Alfred C. Priestley ...

They are the High Society New Orleans Jazz Band, in residence on Thursdays for 5:30 pm sets. (Their dates are shown on the venue’s website calendar f or as far as future bookings are shown ...

Yet New Orleans jazz doesn’t necessary only mean early jazz or 1920s jazz; the High Society band harkens back to the founding fathers, but also to the entire history of jazz in the Crescent City, ...

Tim Williamson and Nieux Society see a Golden Age for the Crescent City where creators, culture and money come together for a new era in New Orleans’ post-Katrina Resurgence.

However, Aidoo argues that today, because of the high cost of upkeep and renovation on historic homes, shotgun houses have become the “architecture of gentrification.” ...

The closest resemblance to France you'll find in the U.S. is the French Quarter of New Orleans, which has several unmissable things to do on its city streets packed with quaint cafes, shops, and ...

Completed in 2018 in New Orleans, United States. ... and 20-foot high retail storefronts ... "The Standard New Orleans / Morris Adjmi Architects" 29 Jun 2018.