Arthur Loomis Architect

On Wednesday, May 25, Jefferson Circuit Judge Judith McDonald-Burkman denied an injunction to dismantle and store the Confederate Monument on Third Street near the University of...

Clarke & Loomis's exuberant Gothic-Revival St. Peter’s United Church of Christ still stands tall over West Jefferson Street after 121 years in the Russell neighborhood. It's...

  Louisville’s most picturesque residential street is unquestionably St. James Court. Set within the elegant Victorian Old Louisville neighborhood, St. James Court is an aesthetic...

Last week, we reported that the conversion of the old J.F. Kurfees Building on the corner of Brook Street and East Market Street into a...

Long before the days of urban sprawl, there was density—not just downtown, but also in Louisville's inner ring suburbs. Neighborhoods that once served as...

Here's another in our Lost Louisville series where we showcase a great historic building that was demolished in the city. This is the Todd...

On Friday, the Speed Museum announced the selection of wHY Architecture for the upcoming expansion of the museum. The Los Angeles, California–based architects led...

The Courier-Journal reported this weekend that the Speed Museum has announced it has narrowed its list of architects down to eight for the design...

After the partial collapse of part of the east wall of the historic Ouerbacker House last week, Metro Council Member David Tandy and several...