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Group works to save Hogan's Fountain Pavilion

At over 56 feet in diameter and 56 feet tall, the Hogan’s Fountain Pavilion is an unmistakable part of Louisville’s Cherokee Park. “It’s unique. I’ve looked at parks all over...

The Cherokee Park Teepee

Situated at the peak of one of the Scenic Loop’s rolling hills, it’s safe to say that the “Teepee” pavilion stands out in the Cherokee Park landscape. Tee Pee PavilionDesigned by architect Edward...

De Leon & Primmer's new design for Filson expansion featured in Architect's Newspaper

The recently announced expansion for the Filson Historical Society, designed by Louisville's De Leon & Primmer Architecture Workshop was recently featured in The Architect's Newspaper. The design is a contemporary re-interpretation of the historic Italiante...

Construction nears completion on Louisville's new arena

Construction on the KFC Yum! Center is nearing completion. As workers continue to fill out parts of the interior and put on the finishing touches, Louisville's new arena is almost ready for it October 16 opening, premiering with...

Louisville Architecture Tour: Churches of Old Louisville

Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville History of Old LouisvilleVictorian ArchitectureSt. James CourtChurches of Old LouisvilleReligious architecture has traditionally been among the most eloquent mediums for architectural expression, from the precision and grace of ancient Greek temples to the towering and...

Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville (Victorian Architecture)

Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville History of Old Louisville Victorian Architecture St. James Court Churches of Old Louisville Old Louisville boasts the largest contiguous collection of Victorian architecture in the United States. Victorian architecture encompasses a number of styles popularized...

Whiskey Row receives landmark status

Whiskey Row receives landmark status photo credit: Geof Bell Related articles New Iron Quarter plan unveiled Whiskey Row update: Wednesday, May 19 A short history of Whiskey Row (Iron Quarter) Metro Landmarks Commission meeting set to discuss future of...

Museum Plaza construction may resume as Kentucky applies for Federal loan

Louisville's long-awaited mega-project may soon be back on track. Almost two-and-a-half years after the initial groundbreaking for Museum Plaza, the proposed 62-story mixed-use tower designed by REX (previously the New York...

Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville (St. James Court)

Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville 1. History of Old Louisville 2. Victorian Architecture 4. St. James Court 5. Churches of Old Louisville The St. James Court and Belgravia Court neighborhoods epitomize Old Louisville. The courts were built on the site...

Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville (History)

Third and Park Avenue intersection in 1897 via Wikipedia Related articles Louisville architecture tour: Art Deco Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville1. History of Old Louisville 2. Victorian Architecture 4. St. James Court 5. Churches of Old Louisville The...

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Group works to save Hogan's Fountain Pavilion

The Cherokee Park Teepee

De Leon & Primmer's new design for Filson expansion featured in Architect's Newspaper

Construction nears completion on Louisville's new arena

Louisville Architecture Tour: Churches of Old Louisville

Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville (Victorian Architecture)

Whiskey Row receives landmark status

Museum Plaza construction may resume as Kentucky applies for Federal loan

Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville (St. James Court)

Louisville Architecture Tour: Old Louisville (History)

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