The term “architect” is thrown around frequently throughout the process of remodeling or building a new home. You might know what an architect is and are willing to have a conversation about the necessity of […]
On May 4, 2017, Kevin Harris and Melissa Sullivan enlisted five architect students from the LSU College of Art and Design to begin measuring the architecture of Eldorado Planation in Fluker, LA. The students that […]
The Old State Capitol is one of the staple landmarks people think of when Baton Rouge crosses their mind. Whether it be those extraordinary stained glass windows, the grand staircase or even the unexplainable feeling […]
Kevin Harris, FAIA’s article “Five design concepts for a more livable home”, appears in the April 2017, issue of “Topic A” website produced by the American Institute of Architects. We are reprinting the article here with […]
Kevin Harris shares his tips for down-to-earth planning for a dream home in the Winter 2017 edition of “Vested” magazine by CAPTRUST. CAPTRUST is a 100% independent investment research and fee-based advisory firm with its […]
Back in 1987 or 1988, the local Gris Gris magazine asked me to identify 10 of my favorite buildings and 1 of the worst. For the worst building, I nominated LSU Middleton’s Library. In the […]
SALVAGING WATERLOGGED DOCUMENTS Below are some tips from the Louisiana Secretary of State on saving important documents after the Great Flood of 2016. 1. IF SUBMERGED, LEAVE SUBMERGED. If the items were submerged, leave them […]
HIRING A CONTRACTOR The wave of SCAMMERS has begun. Below are tips from the Attorney General to protect you from further damage when securing home repairs and hiring a contractor after the Great Flood of 2016. […]
After the Flood – Documenting Flood Damage After a flood, you will likely feel a range of emotions. Documenting your damage may, naturally, not be top of mind. However, to make a claim on flood […]
The First 24 Hours After the Flood After the water subsides & home access is restored… Here’s information for what to know when returning to your home. Stay safe. 1. SAFETY FIRST! Check for structural […]
