New Orleans geographer; author; professor and associate dean for research-Tulane School of Architecture; Louisiana Writer Award; Chevalier-Palmes Académiques
Coming next month from @lsupress ,
"Crossroads, Cutoffs, and Confluences:
Origins of Louisiana
Cities, Towns, and Villages,"
a statewide settlement geography
by yours truly....
@TulaneArch@NOLAbookfest
New Orleans' Garden District as it would have appeared in the 1830s-1850s: villa-like neoclassical mansions and townhouses, set back on oversized lots, ensconced behind greenery, and surrounded by picket fences.
Last week, we took drone footage of the French Quarter Transmission Main project.
🐦👁️🚧Check out the birds-eye view of the progress on site!
WHY THIS WORK MATTERS
The project addresses infrastructure that is more than a century old and poses a significant risk of failure if
@default_crow Correct: in 2023, St. Tammany Parish became its own "Slidell–Mandeville–Covington, LA MSA," due to continued population growth and less commuting into the urban core. That left "New Orleans–Metairie, LA MSA" with 7 parishes, from Plaquemines up to St. James.
Two iconic New Orleans restaurants that opened during a trying time for restaurants in 1990 are still thriving to this day>>>https://t.co/obJoyChzgC
In today's Times-Picayune....
Like the words "dope," "bad," and "dropped," the past participle "committed" has come to mean the opposite of its traditional definition.