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There was a time when neighbors knew and genuinely cared for
one another. A time when neighborhoods were defined not just by
the homes, but also by the way the people within the community
lived and how they interacted with one another. Neighborhoods
were places where kids played together and everyone knew each
other. It's the kind of place many of us remember and long for.

The Great Neighborhoods of New Orleans

The great neighborhoods of old New Orleans remind us of these
places. Algiers Point, the Garden District and the different areas of
Uptown New Orleans are actually groups of small traditional
neighborhoods. Most of these neighborhoods have small
parks, places for kids to play and people to gather. Originally these
neighborhoods had small stores at the corners. The scale was very
human and most everything was within walking distance.

Algiers Riverpoint's main boulevard, with its wide "neutral ground",
is modeled after the grand avenues of Audubon Place or Rosa Park,
New Orleans' first residential park neighborhoods. The architecture
of Algiers Riverpoint borrows heavily from the traditions of Algiers
Point, with broad deep front and rear porches, high ceilings and
authentic details. The community's numerous walkways lead
through the neighborhood's two community parks creating a
friendly neighborhood where kids play and everyone knows each
other and the sights are familiar.

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