ProjectInfo
This modern infill in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans was a unique project designed to fit a nonconforming lot. CICADA worked with the owner, contractor, New Orleans’ Historic District Landmarks Commission (HDLC), and the City of New Orleans’ permitting office to fit a new contemporary 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom house on the substandard lot. The design offers a clean, modernist reinterpretation of the traditional Creole cottages of South Louisiana. Minimalist wood screens were used across the exterior to provide privacy and to reference the surrounding environs.
Project Team:
// Architect: CICADA
// Photography: Augusta Sagnelli
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Overview
This modern infill in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans offers a clean, modernist reinterpretation of the traditional Creole cottages of South Louisiana. Tasked with designing a home with modern amenities on a small, nonconforming lot, CICADA worked with the homeowner, contractor, New Orleans’ Historic District Landmarks Commission, and the city permitting office to find a sensitive solution for a modern problem in a historic neighborhood.
A modernist reinterpretation of the traditional Creole
cottage.
