


Wax Museum Condominium Conversion

Client: Mirus New Orleans LLC
Location: New Orleans, LA
Architect: C. Spencer Smith
Date of Completion: Summer 2018
Broadmoor was given the unique opportunity to a new neighborhood development in New Orleans East. The new housing development consists of 50 two-story buildings, which will totaling 400 multi-family units. The development spans 21-acres, and is projected to be complete in the summer of 2018. The construction consists of traditional wood framing, and durable fiber siding. The homes will be maintenance efficient, and sturdy against our sub-tropic elements. Broadmoor achieved safety excellence and preconstruction success on this exciting project.
Client: 917 Conti LLC
Location: New Orleans, LA
Architect: Broadmoor LLC, Design-Build
Architect: Harry Baker Smith
Date of Completion: April 2018
The La Cire Wax Museum Condos project has recently transformed a New Orleans icon of old into a new, multi-family luxury residential building. The 22,000 SF building will grow to approximately 41,000 square feet with the requisite renovation and two multi-level structural additions to this historic commercial building. Broadmoor had the opportunity to perform the design and construction of this project, reviving the building building that has been out of commission since Hurricane Katrina. The historic building from 1900’s located in the heart of the French Quarter now consists of sixteen (16) high-end, luxury-condominiums, a courtyard featuring a water wall installation, and a rooftop pool. The renovation included the complete removal of all interior elements and the roof while leaving the exterior party walls. Broadmoor provided BIM Modeling on all building components in order to properly plan and execute the project.
Client: Lafitte Redevelopment LLC
Location: New Orleans, LA
Architect: Eskew+Dumez+Ripple – Michael Willis Architects
Date of Completion: 2011
Broadmoor, in a joint venture with Milton J. Womack, has provided approximately $85.6 million in construction contract value to the Tremé Lafitte Redevelopment Plan under five individually negotiated contracts. This housing, built in the traditional New Orleans vernacular of classic wood-framing, now exists in far greater sync with the surrounding neighborhoods, allowing the residents to live a far more inclusive lifestyle alongside their neighbors. The Broadmoor-Womack team helped the owner to realize the available tax incentives for all phases of the development.