Tulane Architecture
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Official page for Tulane School of Architecture. We offer programs in Architecture, Design, Historic Preservation, Real Estate Development, & Social Innovation.
New Orleans, LA
Joined July 2009
RT @nolacampanella: Just out, by yours truly, Barthelemy Lafon's 1806 stormwater management system in today's Lower Garden District; in th…
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Our students recently led a community workshop in Pressburg East on green stormwater solutions! This is part of Prof. Antrup's Water Mgmt course, in partnership with Waterwise Gulf South, NOLA East Green Infrastructure Collective, and Pressburg East Neighborhood Association.
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Meet Emek Erdolu, our new Architecture and Computation Fellow! With expertise in AI, robotics, and human-centered design, Emek joins #TuSA to help students explore how computational technologies are transforming architectural practice.
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From a single sheet of plywood to a versatile furniture piece! Third-year design student Shyla showcases her modular creation, Flip Seat, a clever combination of chair and table, made using our Millhaus CNC router.
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We're excited to welcome #TuSA alumni Alan Karchmer and Robert Ivy for "Chateau La Coste: Design in Words and Images!" Join us on Feb. 17th, 6-7 PM at Freeman Auditorium as they share their documentation of this extraordinary museum of art and architecture in Provence.
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FRIDAY FROM THE ARCHIVES Designed in 1803 by U.S. Capitol architect Benjamin Latrobe, Frank's Island Light marked the Mississippi's entrance until 1856. Despite numerous setbacks, it stood as the Gulf Coast's tallest lighthouse before finally succumbing to subsidence in 2002.
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RT @Tulane: Did you know the @CaesarsDome, home to #SuperBowlLIX, was designed by @tulanealumni Nathaniel Cortlandt Curtis Jr. and Arthur Q…
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Weekly events + strong community = student success at #TuSA! Director of Student Affairs Kristen Jones explains how connecting outside the studio helps students thrive during their time at Tulane and in their future careers.
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Building a more equitable future requires thinking beyond traditional architecture. Professor Versé explains how #TuSA's SISE program prepares students to tackle societal challenges through human-centered design and community engagement.
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From New Orleans to the world, #TuSA shapes the future of the built environment through excellence in design, research, and practice — educating the next generation of creative problem solvers.
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Meet Alper Turan, our new Architecture and Design Fellow! With global experience from Istanbul to New York and a portfolio including work at @pentagram, Alper brings his unique perspective bridging architecture and visual design to #TuSA.
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FRIDAY FROM THE ARCHIVES Built between 1955-1961, Pontchartrain Park Historic District was New Orleans' first planned African American suburb. Added to the National Register in 2020, it remains a thriving community that has overcome redlining and Hurricane Katrina.
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Our second-year students are learning to bridge digital and physical design through an innovative project combining 3D modeling, printing, and casting techniques.
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Our #TuSA students bring their creative vision to life—not just in their designs, but in their personal style too!
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Congratulations to Patty Heyda (BArch '95) on publishing "Rebuilding the American Town: Design and Strategy at Small Scale" with Routledge! This timely book examines how nine smaller U.S. municipalities are using creative urban design strategies to address development challenges.
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We're excited to welcome award-winning designer Natasha Jen to our "Back Together" Lecture Series! Join us Feb 3rd, 6-7 PM at Freeman Auditorium, as she shares insights from her innovative work in brand identity, exhibition design, and digital interfaces.
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FRIDAY FROM THE ARCHIVES Built in the 1820s to defend New Orleans, Fort Macomb later housed one of the Union's first all-black regiments during the Civil War. Though closed today, this historic coastal fort lives on through appearances in True Detective and Beyoncé's Lemonade.
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Think outside the box 📦 #TuSA DESG 1005 students crafted innovative masks and structures for Maker's Eve Second Line, showcasing their creativity and design skills in action! Inspired by the Bauhaus, Rachel Mitford, Mardi Gras, and the ancient Celtic tradition of Samhain.
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At TuSA, we equip students with a comprehensive real estate education in business, economics, and urban design. Through hands-on learning and mentorship, they’re prepared to make a lasting impact on cities and communities.
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