Recent Posts Tagged With 'recent past'

• docomomo_nola Proposal to Rehabilitate Wheatley School

  Posted on Wednesday October 7th, 2009 at 12:46 in modern, advocacy, new orleans, la, louisiana, prc, modernism, modernist, wheatley, world monuments fund, recent past, preservation resource center

  Originally posted by regional.modernism ....

• Wheatley School Update – Endangered Status Featured on NPR

  Posted on Wednesday October 7th, 2009 at 12:24 in modern, advocacy, new orleans, la, louisiana, prc, modernism, modernist, wheatley, world monuments fund, recent past, preservation resource center

• Modernist Architecture- DEMOLISHED

  Posted on Thursday October 1st, 2009 at 10:06 in advocacy, prc, modernism, recent past, preservation resource center, prcno, modernism + recent past, regional modernism

  The Rivergate 1968 Port of New Orleans Exhibition Center Curtis and Davis St. Francis Cabrini 1962 5500 Paris Avenue, New Orleans Curtis and Davis Longshoreman’s Hall 6 1959 International longshoreman’s Association 3000 S...

• Modernist Architecture Approved for Demolition

  Posted on Wednesday September 30th, 2009 at 23:44 in advocacy, prc, modernism, recent past, preservation resource center, prcno, modernism + recent past, regional modernism

  Hoffman Elementary School 1954 2622 Prieur Street, New Orleans Sol Rosenthal and Charles Colbert...

• 1940 Modern New Orleans

  Posted on Tuesday September 29th, 2009 at 12:00 in advocacy, new orleans, la, louisiana, cbd, prc, modernism, charity hospital, central business district, roosevelt hotel, canal st, recent past

  Thanks to regional.modernism for finding this short film, which touts New Orleans in the 1940s as “one of the finest and most progressive cities in the United States.” Highlights include fabulous aerial views of the CBD, streetscape...

• Preserving the Recent Past: Resources for Modern Homeowners

  Posted on Tuesday September 15th, 2009 at 17:15 in advocacy, new orleans, la, louisiana, prc, docomomo, recent past, preservation resource center, nthp

  Modernism is much more than just monumental buildings and architecturally-designed homes. Small-scale vernacular houses dot the landscape of New Orleans, often constructed in suburbs and new subdivisions, but also as infill in the oldest of our neigh...