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Slideshow: Concordia Architecture, 1720 Tennessee Street, New Orleans, LA

A lagniappe, in southern Louisiana culture, is an unexpected gift or benefit – a little something extra thrown in as a show of gratitude. The Lagniappe House has been designed to maximize the use of solar energy and natural daylighting. A large 30 degree south facing roof slope provides an efficient surface for solar collector.

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Slideshow: Concordia Architecture, 1720 Tennessee Street, New Orleans, LA