N O U V E L L E S DE V IL L E S by Lisa LeBlanc-Berry
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Those Lucky Winners Broussard, Maurice, Cut Off, Youngsville, Lafayette, Opelousas This year, Acadiana raised $1,334,000 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The winner of the 2021 ($650,000) St. Jude Dream Home in Broussard: Hunter Boynton of Maurice. Other winners: Gable and Paula Mejia of Cut Off ($1,000 Visa gift card); Brenda Melancon of Lafayette ($2,500 AmEx gift card); Tracy Biggerstaff of Youngsville ($10,000 Visa gift card); and the 2021 Buick Encore GX went to Juanita Fontenot of Opelousas. A $100 ticket rendered each win.
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Inspired House of Cards ARNAUDVILLE, GRAND COTEAU
This Fall, UL-Lafayette architecture students are building a diminutive structure they designed, named the “House of Cards” (with slanting walls) in the Frozard Cultural District as a retreat for artists/writers. Located on the Corridor des Arts between Grand Coteau and Arnaudville. Facilitated by NuNu Arts Collective (nunucollective.org).
LAFAYETTE
A Taller Skyline Plans were recently unveiled for a new Seven16 Lafayette Towers that will feature two identical 20-floor, high-rise structures flipped opposite from each other. The 8th floor will have a luxury restaurant space with rooftop patio dining; floors 17-20 will include residential condos or a luxury hotel. Tentative construction start date on the first tower is early 2022 (seven16lafayettetower.com).
PHOTO COURTESY ST. JUDE'S DREAM HOME