Four Winds, Historical high-rise building in Central Business District, New Orleans, US

The Four Winds is a high-rise building in New Orleans' Central Business District featuring nineteen floors of residential and commercial spaces. Located at 210 Baronne Street, the structure combines historical architecture with modern amenities including a rooftop pool and fitness center.

Designed by architect Emile Weil in 1927, the structure initially served as headquarters for Canal Bank and Trust. It was later converted into a mixed-use residential and commercial building while preserving its original framework.

The building displays original 1920s design elements such as Tennessee marble and brass fixtures that reflect the aesthetic of that era in New Orleans. These details remain visible today in the shared spaces and hallways, reminding visitors of the craftsmanship of that time.

The building is easily accessible by public transportation and located within walking distance of restaurants and shops. The modern apartments feature contemporary furnishings and are equipped with technology such as high-speed internet connections.

The Four Winds reopened in 2015 after major renovations that restored its facade to match Emile Weil's original design. The building stands 252 feet (77 m) tall with nineteen floors, making it the 34th-tallest building in New Orleans. It housed the First National Bank of Commerce for almost 90 years, until the bank collapsed in 2017.