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The Saint Anna

Originally constructed as housing for widows and orphans of the yellow fever epidemics, The Saint Anna is a composition of several structures built and added on to over time. Built and run by women, the original masonry and plaster building went up in 1853 in the Greek Revival style, and was expanded in subsequent years to include an infirmary; renovations of the interior spaces took place throughout its history.

2016 Louisiana Landmarks Society Award of Excellence for Historic Preservation Award
2015 Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Excellence in Construction Award for Historical Restoration/Renovation Less than $25 Million (awarded to Palmisano Contractors)
2016 Louisiana Landmarks Society Award of Excellence for Historic Preservation

COLLABORATORS:
Wayne Troyer
Megan Bell
Kendall Windinger
Elizabeth Simpson
Toni DiMaggio
Project Year: 2015
Project Cost: More than $2,000,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 70130
The building was originally built by Little and Middlemiss as the St. Anna’s Asylum for the Relief of Destitute Females and Their Helpless Children of All Religious Denominations. The name "Anna" came from one of their benefactors, a Dr. Mercer, in memory of his late daughter. The building has...
The Saint Anna
Built and run by women, the original masonry and plaster building went up in 1853 in the Greek Revival style, and was expanded in subsequent years to include an infirmary; renovations of the interior spaces took place throughout its history.
The Saint Anna
Built and run by women, the original masonry and plaster building went up in 1853 in the Greek Revival style, and was expanded in subsequent years to include an infirmary; renovations of the interior spaces took place throughout its history.
The Saint Anna
The building was originally built by Little and Middlemiss as the St. Anna’s Asylum for the Relief of Destitute Females and Their Helpless Children of All Religious Denominations. The name "Anna" came from one of their benefactors, a Dr. Mercer, in memory of his late daughter. The building has...
The Saint Anna
The renovation project adapts the three-story building to 23 modern multi-family residential units while maintaining the important historic elements of the interior, exterior, and overall site, in order to satisfy requirements for state and federal historic tax credits.
The Saint Anna
The renovation project adapts the three-story building to 23 modern multi-family residential units while maintaining the important historic elements of the interior, exterior, and overall site, in order to satisfy requirements for state and federal historic tax credits.
The Saint Anna
Jeffrey Johnston
The Saint Anna
The renovation project adapts the three-story building to 23 modern multi-family residential units while maintaining the important historic elements of the interior, exterior, and overall site, in order to satisfy requirements for state and federal historic tax credits.
The Saint Anna
Photo by Jeffrey Johnston
The Saint Anna
Photo by Jeffrey Johnston
The Saint Anna
Photo by Jeffrey Johnston
The Saint Anna
Photo by Jeffrey Johnston
The Saint Anna
Photo by Jeffrey Johnston
The Saint Anna
The building was originally built by Little and Middlemiss as the St. Anna’s Asylum for the Relief of Destitute Females and Their Helpless Children of All Religious Denominations. The name "Anna" came from one of their benefactors, a Dr. Mercer, in memory of his late daughter. The building has...
The Saint Anna
The building was originally built by Little and Middlemiss as the St. Anna’s Asylum for the Relief of Destitute Females and Their Helpless Children of All Religious Denominations. The name "Anna" came from one of their benefactors, a Dr. Mercer, in memory of his late daughter. The building has...
The Saint Anna
The building was originally built by Little and Middlemiss as the St. Anna’s Asylum for the Relief of Destitute Females and Their Helpless Children of All Religious Denominations. The name "Anna" came from one of their benefactors, a Dr. Mercer, in memory of his late daughter. The building has...
The Saint Anna
The building was originally built by Little and Middlemiss as the St. Anna’s Asylum for the Relief of Destitute Females and Their Helpless Children of All Religious Denominations. The name "Anna" came from one of their benefactors, a Dr. Mercer, in memory of his late daughter. The building has...
The Saint Anna