More stories about LOUISIANA

• Rebuilding a Church on a Higher Plane

  Builders give a Katrina-devastated structure a lift with concrete, steel, and SIPs.

• The Long Road Back

  NEW ORLEANS— A few bare walls and broken doors separate Mike Miller from the unknown.

• Gulf Coast Revival

  NEW ORLEANS— Five years after Hurricane Katrina, Providence Community Housing has emerged as one of the most active affordable housing developers in the Gulf Coast.

• A Green Vision for the Big Easy

  NEW ORLEANS—After Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, Matt Petersen, president and CEO of Global Green USA, had a vision for rebuilding this city green.

• Standing Up for the Gulf Coast

  Progress has been made in New Orleans and the rest of the Gulf Coast in the five years since Hurricane Katrina.

• Master-Planned/Mixed-Use Finalists

  NEW ORLEANS— The Domain Cos.' $53 million Crescent Club community on Tulane Avenue in downtown New Orleans raises the bar of mixed-use development to urban economic and cultural viability where once there was none.

• Hurricane Season Could Worsen Oil Spill Damage

• LSU's "Wash and Wear" House Showcases Flood-Tolerant Building Assemblies

• Generous Tax Breaks Spur Rooftop Solar in New Orleans

• After the Rulings, What Now?