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The Tulane School of Architecture generates and applies knowledge that addresses urgent challenges of humankind.
The work Tulane faculty and students recently received national recognition from the 2025 Architectural Education Awards, presented by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA). The awarded work includes a design-build project and a published book and exhibition.
Three students won first place in the Barbara G. Laurie Student Design Competition at the 2024 National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) Conference for their team design "Restoring Common Ground."
Students in the Master of Science in Historic Preservation program collaborated with faculty Heather Veneziano and the Louisiana Trust for Historic Preservation to create a comprehensive GIS-based database designed to document and preserve the state's vast collection of cemeteries.
Before finishing school, students at Tulane University completed one final project: They designed, created and built a tiny 440-square-foot home to benefit someone in their community who hasn't had a place to call home in nearly two decades.
Faculty Emilie Taylor Welty is featured on the cover and an inside spread of the March/April 2024 issue of Dwell Magazine for her innovative approach to sustainable living in New Orleans.
Tulane School of Architecture received an anonymous $2.9 million gift to establish a Center on Climate Change and Urbanism, a new research unit that will complement the school’s existing work in New Orleans and around the world.
As climate change and extreme weather continue to impact communities around the world, the need for professionals skilled in the fields of landscape architecture, architecture, engineering, and planning is growing. Tulane School of Architecture launches a new degree in response.
Jesse Keenan, Favrot II Associate Professor of Sustainable Real Estate and Urban Planning, contributed research and a policy proposal leading to new climate-related federal rules.
Eisa Esfanjary Kenari, PhD, will serve as the Christovitch Associate Professor in Preservation and the new Director of the Historic Preservation Program. With over 15 years of teaching experience, Esfanjary is a renowned expert in architectural conservation, urban heritage, and historic urban landscapes.
John L. Renne, PhD, AICP, will serve as the Henry Shane Professor in Real Estate and the new Program Director of Real Estate Development, bringing a wealth of global experience in sustainable development strategies and a deep personal connection to New Orleans.
Incoming graduate students Aliyah Murph (M.Arch), Karina Roca (MSHP), and Lawanda Jackson (MSRED) seek to enhance underserved communities and preserve important histories.
Margarita Jover, Professor of Architecture, and Iñaki Alday, Dean of the Tulane School of Architecture, was recognized by UN Habitat as one of the four global winners in the "Water as Leverage City Champion Challenge."
The National Professional Awards from the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) awarded two separate honors for the analysis and planning work by Landscape Architecture faculty Wes Michaels, Associate Professor, and Liz Camuti, Assistant Professor.
Jesse M. Keenan, Favrot II Associate Professor of Sustainable Real Estate and Urban Planning, is among dozens of international experts involved in the writing and editing of a new U.N. report on the state of climate of change.
Richardson Memorial Hall is undergoing a renovation that promises to bring the school to the next level of architecture and design education.
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Creative, innovative design work is key for Tulane as it seeks to lead the region and country in terms of what it means to live with water.