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This charming Midcity Renovation and Camelback Addition that we designed was featured in the October issue of Preservation in Print Magazine. This former childhood home of Cajun musician Bruce Daigrepont was in a collection of New Orleans Homes that were slated for demolition, but thankfully saved and renovated. Despite substantial termite damage and substandard piers, we were able to not only showcase the historic façade to it’s former glory, but also retained the character of the property in line with similar style houses of this neighborhood.
October 15, 2020
This charming Midcity Renovation and Camelback Addition that we designed was featured in the October issue of Preservation in Print Magazine. This former childhood home of […]
October 1, 2020
Adamick Architecture was the proud recipient of the Louisiana AIA’s Award of Merit for our Marigny Single-Family Renovation and Addition! The AIA Award of Merit is […]
September 17, 2020
Tucked away in the Seventh Ward of New Orleans, this two-family residence features the comforts of home and a view of the skyline. Osborne Contractors carried […]
September 2, 2020
Adamick Architecture and Titan Construction collaborated on this charming Midcity Renovation and Camelback Addtion. This design optimized living, entertaining, and family respite for our clients.