Joseph & Joseph Architects

Waiting for something to happen to the 19th century structure at the corner of Campbell Street and East Main Street has been, well, like...

Wedged behind the marquee of the Ohio Theater on Fourth Street, an enormous crane was spotted this morning hauling materials up and down the...

(Editor’s Note: Preservation Month 2016 might be over, but we're continuing our Focus on Preservation series highlighting some of the most storied theaters of Louisville.) Rialto...

(Editor’s Note: As part of Preservation Month 2016, Broken Sidewalk is highlighting some of the most storied theaters of Louisville in an ongoing Focus...

Around 3:30a.m. on a Tuesday morning in July 2014, The Tavern, an Old Louisville watering hole, caught fire. The blaze was the work of...

Sixteen floors above Fourth Street, a row of terracotta urns perched atop the Brown Hotel forms its own miniature skyline set against the skyscrapers...

Branden Klayko’s recent article about the Fincastle Building reminded me of many warm feelings, even though I don’t think I have set foot in...

When local developer Frank G. Breslin first eyed the corner of Third Street and West Broadway in the early 20th century, he had visions...

You've got to walk down Main Street in New Albany a little ways out of Downtown to find the old M. Fine & Sons Building...