Design: David E. Roberts Center for Economic Development

April 18, 2019

The Baton Rouge Area Chamber has transformed their office at Laurel and Sixth streets—where the organization has been headquartered for more than 50 years—into a modern business center. The renovation expanded the building, which had not been updated since the mid-1980s, by some 2,000 square feet to roughly 10,800 square feet. (Tim Mueller)

Design — The Baton Rouge Area Chamber has transformed their office at Laurel and Sixth streets—where the organization has been headquartered for more than 50 years—into a modern business center. The renovation expanded the building, which had not been updated since the mid-1980s, by some 2,000 square feet to roughly 10,800 square feet. (Tim Mueller)

Owner: Baton Rouge Area Chamber Architect: WHLC Architecture Contractor: Milton J. Womack Cost: $3.5 million Completed: August 2018 Use: Headquarters of the Baton Rouge Area Chamber and a res…

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