Marais Consultants

05/27/2026

We’ve got a new address - 2200 Prytania St. in the Garden District. If you’re nearby, come in and say hi!

05/21/2026

At Marais, we’re building more than projects — we’re building a team of exceptional people.

We’re currently hiring for our Civil and Structural Engineering departments and looking for driven professionals who want to make an impact, grow their careers, and do meaningful work alongside a collaborative team.

If you’re ready for your next challenge, let’s talk about why Marais could be the right fit for you.

More info available at www.maraisconsultants.com/careers

05/08/2026

02/25/2026

We’re happy to welcome Troy Jeanfreau, PE, to the Marais team. An LSU alum with 33 years of civil design experience, Troy brings incredible expertise to the table. And with his skills on the course, the Marais golf squad just got a deeper bench! ⛳🧰

11/26/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from the Marais team! We’re thankful for our clients, partners, and community as we celebrate with loved ones near and far. Our office will be closed Thursday and Friday.

11/14/2025

Did you know... at Marais, we enjoy half-day Fridays? It gives our team extra time to run errands, work on their vocal chops, and maintain a healthy work–life balance.

10/23/2025

to 3 years! 🥂
We couldn’t let this milestone pass without a toast to the amazing people who make Marais what it is. Here’s to hard work, bold ideas, and the best team around!

10/08/2025

Shout out to Project Designer Henry for passing the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam and earning his EI certification!

Photo by Paul Morse.

10/02/2025

Our second community meeting for the Upper Ninth Ward Community Flood Mitigation project took place in September. We participated in a Green Infrastructure 101 workshop from and had great conversations with community members about our preliminary survey and drainage modeling results.

This project is a community-led collaboration with , , and with support of subconsultants , , and Gandolfo Kuhn.

09/30/2025

On this day in 1868, Louisa May Alcott published the first volume of her beloved novel, "Little Women". This picture shows the front steps of Orchard House, her former home. Built around 1650, it is a great example of thoughtful and respectful historic preservation practices. Read more about it here:

https://www.communitypreservation.org/cpa-success-stories/news/groundbreaking-cpa-rehabilitation-louisa-may-alcotts-orchard-house-concord