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Two Louisville buildings land on the National Register, marking progress for local development projects

Branden Klayko - Mar 21, 2016

This section of East Warnock Street will keep its name under the proposal. (Courtesy Google)

As Planning Commission takes up street name change, we now know who was Warnock

Branden Klayko - May 19, 2016

The Douglass Loop was once a treasure trove of Art Deco architecture

Branden Klayko - Mar 25, 2015

Ballard Mills proposal (Courtesy Unbuilt America)

Lost Louisville: Circular Living at Ballard Mills

Pondering A Location For New Albany’s Fire Museum

This crumbling 150-year-old church in Phoenix Hill is about to see new life as office space

Watterson Hotel was once on Muhammad Ali Boulevard (Broken Sidewalk)

Lost Louisville: Walnut Street’s Watterson Hotel

Hamilton Bank Building at 6th & Main (UL Photographic Archives & Diane Deaton-Street))

Lost Louisville: Sixth & Main’s Hamilton Bank Building

May 18, 2010

Kraemer Paper Building Slowly Rotting Away

Oct 8, 2008

Best: Louisville’s Olmsted parks are the gift that’s been giving back...

Feb 1, 2016

How the single-family house evolved over the past 400 years, all...

Aug 12, 2015

Van Camp Building in 1932. (Courtesy Germantown facebook)

Lost Louisville: Van Camp Building on Shelby Street

Aug 8, 2011

Big Four Bridge today (Courtesy @Downtown_Lou/Twitter)

Work To Complete Big Four Bridge Underway

Jul 12, 2011

Editorial: Why Louisville should embrace the Phoenix Hill Apartments

Dec 16, 2015

Trolley Tracks Revealed on Preston Street

Aug 28, 2008

1328 South Fourth Street in 1889. (American Architect & Building News)

Then Again: 1328 South Fourth Street

Aug 4, 2011

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