As a non-profit, Early Partners had a limited budget for the project and studio^RISE worked with the team to bring in contractors early to provide preliminary budgets and make an early selection on the contractor to allow for budget input and release of long lead items to allow for timely construction.

A renovated single family home in Algiers was transformed into one of the hottest new restaurants in the city. Saint Claire is an intimate close knit culinary experience that sits on a 4 acre lot in the shade of multiple live oaks. The project was worked on at an expedited pace.

With their extensive background in the marijuana space, our clients moved quickly to be a part of Mississippi’s medical marijuana program. Having purchased a mid-century modern former retail building, the structure already had a strong exterior presence while providing a blank slate on the interior.

A Historical Preservation project located in New Orlean's French Quarter, this project required a lot of site documentation and coordination with the Vieux Carré Commission to create a series of repairs. All repairs are slated to commence with full access to the restaurants located on the ground floor and allow tenants access to their apartments above.

The Cafe Degas ownership team turned this small space into mighty coffee and French Pasty Shop on Esplanade Ridge. It invokes the history of the space while creating a French Casual experience.

A vacant set of buildings located in New Orleans' Central Business District, The George Hotel is slated to combine these and a modern courtyard to create a hotel for travelers. It will combine the existing historical elements and modern amenities.

One of the first projects in the office to use the new zoning of Small Multi-Family Affordable in New Orleans. The project takes a family home from a duplex, to a quad and sets aside an affordable unit to be rented out once completed.

Once a Catholic school, the newly named Marie Couvant House will serve as a mixed-use multi-family structure. It’s historic nature shall be retained with commercial space on the ground floor and apartments above.

An abandoned Historic French Quarter warehouse, this project was brought to studio^RISE to have life brought back to it. The design includes a small commercial cafe on the ground floor and apartments in the rear and upper floors.

Our client came to us wanting to expand their current home for future growth. The clients expressed a desire to maintain their backyard and the historic footprint while adding a primary suite and additional bedrooms. Our team proposed creating a typical New Orleans style camelback addition to accommodate their needs and stay true to the neighborhood fabric.

A neighborhood staple for its lush and spacious outdoor beer garden, the owners of this micro-brewery desired to increase indoor seating to overcome the daunting New Orleans summers.

Renovation of a 1930s corner apartment block and two sister four-plex buildings. The intent is to honor the historic elements of the buildings while allowing for modern occupancy. This project engages the State Historic Preservation Offices.