N.Y. Architects Go Green in Rebuilding New Orleans’s Ninth Ward
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NEW ORLEANS — With the repopulation of New Orleans at a standstill a year and a half after Hurricane Katrina washed out much of the city, resident Pam Deshiell said she hopes a New York-designed model of a low-cost, green community will jumpstart redevelopment in her neighborhood, the Holy Cross section of the decimated Lower Ninth Ward.
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