HISTORY/OVERVIEW:

Federal Fibre Mills was built in 1907 and used for the production of rope, largely for ships in port. it was used as a pavilion for the 1984 New Orleans World’s Fair, and development sparked the transformation of the abandoned Warehouse District into a vibrant residential and commercial community with the upsurge of museums, art galleries, restaurants and hotels. Renovations included detailed preservation of the building’s tan bricks and Southern yellow pine, regarding a dock high floor that allowed for apartments with loft bedrooms, and conversion of two floors into three levels. A penthouse was added to the roof and generated substantial additional square footage. Amenities include a pool, high-end lobby with 5 story atrium, clock tower, courtyards and an adjacent park.