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A Contemporary Take on a New Orleans Townhouse

A Contemporary Take on a New Orleans Townhouse

Adamick Architecture was thrilled to design this modern Scandinavian-inspired single-family residence in the historic Freret neighborhood. Built on the site…

Your Historic Home: Wood Windows

Your Historic Home: Wood Windows

Wood windows are a defining feature of historic homes in New Orleans, contributing to their character and architectural integrity. When…

Your Historic Home: Barge Board

Your Historic Home: Barge Board

Barge board is a distinctive building material with deep roots in New Orleans history. Found in many of the city’s…

Lower Garden District Interior Renovation

Lower Garden District Interior Renovation

Nestled in the heart of New Orleans’ Lower Garden District, this elegant Double Gallery home embodies the rich architectural history…

Your Historic Home: Plaster

Your Historic Home: Plaster

Plaster has been a cornerstone of New Orleans architecture for centuries, contributing both beauty and functionality to historic homes. This…
Photograph of front of a green shotgun house with a historic wood door with molding painted black, windows and shutters.
Photograph of front of a green shotgun house with a historic wood door with molding painted black, windows and shutters.

Your Historic Home: Wood Doors

Your Historic Home: Wood Doors

Wood doors are an important character-defining feature of historic homes and buildings. Beyond providing security and access, they create visual…
Picture of the façade of an Eastlake style home in New Orleans, renovation architecture by Adamick Architecture
Picture of the façade of an Eastlake style home in New Orleans, renovation architecture by Adamick Architecture

Your Historic Home: An Educational Series

Your Historic Home: An Educational Series

Historic homes are more than just old buildings — they’re stories, legacies, and an essential part of what makes New…

How to Preserve the Historic Character of Your New Orleans Home During a Renovation

How to Preserve the Historic Character of Your New Orleans Home During a Renovation

Living in a home that’s both comfortable and filled with historic character is a dream for many, especially here in…

A Modern Transformation: Renovating a Historic 4-Bay Shotgun in the Milan Uptown Neighborhood

A Modern Transformation: Renovating a Historic 4-Bay Shotgun in the Milan Uptown Neighborhood

Nestled in the heart of the Milan Uptown neighborhood, this stunning 4-bay shotgun home stood as a testament to New…

A Quick Guide to Historic Renovation Dos and Don’ts

A Quick Guide to Historic Renovation Dos and Don’ts

Renovating a historic home in New Orleans is one of the most rewarding projects a homeowner can take on. It…

The Psychology of Color in Interior Design

The Psychology of Color in Interior Design

Color isn’t just for decoration. Our homes are backdrops for our lives, and color is one of the most powerful…
New Orleans Architecture Design Studio with People Walking Around
New Orleans Architecture Design Studio with People Walking Around

Advantages of Efficient Workplace Design

Advantages of Efficient Workplace Design

Given how drastically the future of work has changed in the last few years, the days of the classic office…

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