Located on historic St. Charles Avenue in New Orleans, the Blue Lady stands as a proud counterpart to the famed Pink Lady, both landmark Queen Anne–style homes built in 1889 by architect Louis Lambert. (Preservation Resource Center, Where Y’at New Orleans)  Designated as contributing buildings to the Uptown New Orleans Historic District and listed on the...

Luxury residential architecture is often imagined as the vision of a single architect. In reality, it is the product of a team of architects working together, each bringing unique strengths that transform complex ideas into timeless designs. At Brian Gille Architects, the power of our team design lies in how we collaborate, challenge, and inspire...

There’s a special kind of magic in Muskoka—the kind you feel when the morning mist rises off the lake, or when sunlight dances on the ripples in a quiet cove. As an Ontario Accredited Architect, designing homes here is more than a technical exercise; it’s about capturing that magic in built form while respecting the...

As someone who has devoted a significant part of his career to understanding and preserving the architectural heritage of New Orleans, I am excited to share insights into how French and Spanish colonial eras have shaped the city’s unique architectural aesthetic. New Orleans, a city known for its vibrant culture, delicious cuisine, and rhythmic music,...

As any New Orleans architect will tell you, designing for the subtropical climate is as much about comfort as it is about aesthetics. In a city known for its heat and humidity, thoughtful architectural choices can make a world of difference in how buildings feel—and function—throughout the long summer months. Passive cooling techniques are a...