NAAB Faculty Resumes, 2013 - Tulane School of Architecture

Part 4:
Supplemental Information
2. Faculty Resumes

Rodolfo J. Aguilar, PhD, PE, AIA, MAI
Professor of Practice
Courses Taught (F2011, F2012)
FINE 7210-21 Real Estate Planning, Finance, and Development
Educational Credentials:
M.B.A., Tulane University 1989
Ph.D. Civil Engineering, North Carolina State University 1964
M.B.A., Illinois Institute of Technology 1962
B. Architecture, Louisiana State University 1961
M.S. Civil Engineering, Louisiana State University 1960
B.S. Architectural Engineering Louisiana State University 1958
Teaching Experience:
Fellow, Price-Babson College 2000 – present
Entrepreneur-in-Residence, A.B. Freeman School of Business, Tulane University 1998 – present
Adjunct Professor of Real Estate, A.B. Freeman School of Business, Tulane University 1989 - present
Professor of Architecture, Louisiana State University 1996 – 1998
Adjunct Professor of Int’l and Free Enterprise Studies, Southeastern Louisiana University 1985 – 1988
Professor Real Estate Finance, Louisiana State University 1979 – 1987
Professor of Architecture and Finance, Louisiana State University, 1978 - 1985
Professor Emeritus of Architecture, Louisiana State University 1985
Professor Emeritus of Finance, Louisiana State University 1985
Professor Real Estate Finance, Louisiana State University 1979 – 1980
Consulting Professor of Engineering, Louisiana State University 1975 – 1978
Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Professor of Civil Engineering, Louisiana State University
1964 - 1975
Visiting Professor of Engineering and Architecture, National University of Nicaragua 1966
Visiting Assistant Professor of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering, University of Michigan 1965
Professional Experience:
Chairman, President and CEO, Pyburn & Odom Inc.
Chairman, President, and CEO, The Aguilar Group, Inc.
Licenses/Registration:
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Performance of Lightweight Concrete Decks on Steel Stringers, Louisiana Department of Highways,
1965
Latin American Energy Exchange Program, sponsored by the Louisiana Department of Natural
Resources, 1983-1985
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
American Society of Appraisers
The Appraisal Institute
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards

Errol Barron, FAIA
Favrot Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
AHST Introduction to Architecture for Non Majors 2010 -2013
Dsgn 3200 Comprehensive Studio s 2013
Dsgn 4200 Option Studio f 2012
Rome Program f 2011 s 2012
Educational Credentials:
M.Arch., Tulane University, 1964
Architectural Association , London 1962-1963
M.Arch., Yale University, 1967
Teaching Experience:
Professor, Tulane University 1976-present
Lecturer Kingston Polytechnic, Kingston, England 1974-1975
Professional Experience:
Barron, Heinberg and Brocato Architects 1964-1966
Paul Rudolph Architect 1967-1974
Errol Barron / Michael Toups Architects 1976 - present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana (current)
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
“New Orleans Observed” Walsworth Publishing 2012
"Observations - The Drawings, Paintings, and Architecture of Errol Barron", Louisiana Endowment for
the Humanities 2006
“Drawing Thinking/Thinking Drawing” Routledge Press
Chapter “The Architect’s Sketchbook” Thames and Hudson
Architectural Digest 2004 “Marcus House” City Living- Taunton Press
“535 Julia, 2002” New Orleans Magazine
“Wilson House, 2002” Turner Broadcast Network
“The Wilson House, 2002 Home Channel”
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects

Scott Bernhard, AIA
Mintz Asso. Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught
AHST 1110 Introduction to Architecture
AHST 6310 Housing and the City
AHST 5110/6110 Thesis Research and Analysis
DSGN 5200/6020 Thesis Studio
Educational Credentials:
Bachelor of Environmental Design, Miami University, 1985
Master of Architecture, Rice University, 1988
Teaching Experience:
Assistant Professor, University of Houston, 1989-1990
Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 1990-1997
Professor of the Year, Tulane School of Architecture, 1995
President’s Inspirational Teaching Award, Tulane University, 1996
Associate Professor, Tulane University, 1998-present
Excellence in Teaching Award, Tulane University, 1998
Malcolm W. Heard Award for Excellence in Teaching, in 2001 and 2007
Mintz Associate Professor, Tulane University, 2007-present
President’s Award for Excellence in Graduate and Professional Teaching, Tulane University, 2012
Administrative Experience:
Associate Dean, Tulane School of Architecture, 2002-2004
Interim Dean, Tulane School of Architecture, 2007-2008
Director, Tulane City Center, 2007-2012
Professional Experience:
Intern, SOM, Chicago, IL 1985-1986
Intern, Peter Waldman Architect, Houston, TX 1988-1990
Partner, Malcolm Heard Architects, New Orleans, 1992-2001
Scott Bernhard, Architect, New Orleans, 2001-present
Principal, Prosus Design, New Orleans, 2007-present
President, Lime Agency for Sustainable Hot/Humid Design, 2007-present
Licenses/Registration: Louisiana
Selected Publications, Lectures and Recent Research:
Omnibus; Work of the Tulane City Center, 2007-1012 (forthcoming in 2013)
Engagement, Ecology and Design Education, Innovations, MIT Press, 2010
The Grow Dat Youth Farm, Conference on the Constructed Environment, 2012
Architecture & Climate, (with Scarpa & Cazayoux) AIA National Convention, New Orleans, LA 2011
Parallel Visions, AIA National Convention – Public Architect’s Forum, New Orleans, 2011
New Orleans Urban History and Reconctruction – AIA National Convention, Historic Resources, 2011
Re:Constructing New Orleans, Rice Design Alliance Lecture Series, Houston, TX 2011
Four Visions for a New New Orleans, Plenary Session, ACSA National Conference, New Orleans 2010
The Tulane City Center, University of Cincinnati and AIA Cincinnati, Cincinnati OH, 2011
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects, member
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, member

William B. Bradshaw II
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught
SRED 6410 Case Studies in Sustainable Development
SRED 6320 Case Studies in Sustainable Development
APFC 6500 Sustainable Real Estate
ISTU 5010 Green Real Estate Development
SRED 6300 Intro New Orleans Real Estate
SRED 6100 Intro Real Estate Finance
Educational Credentials:
Ph.D. MIT 2010, MIT Presidential Fellow.
MSRED and MCP, MIT 2006, NSF Graduate Fellowship, Half Tuition Award from City Design and
Development Group.
A.B. in Cross Cultural Studies, completed requirements for BS in Physics, Davidson College 1999
(magna cum laude). Inaugural Baker Scholar (Full Cost award with stipend for summer enrichment).
Texas Finalist for Rhodes Scholarship.
Teaching Experience:
Tulane University – 2007 – present.
MIT – Teaching Assistant for Housing Markets and Housing Finance, taught by Dr. Lynn Fisher.
Professional Experience:
President, Green Coast Enterprises, LLC a New Orleans-based, triple-bottom line developer and
development services firm. 2007 – present.
Project Fellow, New Ecology, Inc. 2003 – 2007.
Managing Director, Davidson Housing Coalition, 1999 – 2002.
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana – Commercial General Conractor
Louisiana – Board of Realtors
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
“The Costs and Benefits of Green Affordable Housing” with Ed Connelly, Madeline Fraser Cook, Justin
Pauly, and James Goldstein. Released in August 2005.
“Buying Green: The Value of Green Homes in the Austin Residential Market.” MIT Masters Thesis, City
Planning and Real Estate Development. February, 2006.
“Creative Construction: Real Estate Development Firms and the Capacity for Environmental
Innovation.” MIT Dissertation. August, 2010.
“Creative Construction” Journal of Sustainable Real Estate. Volume 3, No. 1, 2011. Pages 274 – 311.
Professional Memberships:
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
Urban Land Institute (ULI)
Louisiana Real Estate Commission, Licensed Realtor.
Service:
Founding Advisory Board Member, CityBUILD Consortium of Schools.
English as a Second Language Instructor in Texas and North Carolina.
Youth Soccer and Basketball Coach in Louisiana and North Carolina.

Christopher Calott, AIA
Professor of Practice
Courses Taught (F2013)
Newly Hired Director of the MSRED Program
Educational Credentials:
B.A., Brown University, 1983
M.Arch., Princeton University, School of Architecture, 1987
Teaching Experience:
Visiting Associate Professor, Auburn University, Auburn, 1994-1996
Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley, 1996-1998
Studio Coordinator, Mexico Summer Urban Design Program, Mexico City, 1999-2002
Visiting Lecturer, Yale University, New Haven, 2005
International Visiting Prof., ISTHMUS: School of Architecture, Panama City, Panama, 2006, 2009, 2011
Loeb Fellow, Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, 2011-2012
Adjunct Professor, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, 1998-2013
Professor of Practice, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2013-Present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Michael Graves Atchitect, Princeton, NJ, 1984-1985
Project Designer, Arthur Erickson Architects, Los Angeles, CA, 1985-1986
Lead Project Designer, Antoine Predock Architect, Los Angeles, CA, 1987-1992
Principal, Christopher Calott Architecture, Albuquerque, NM, 1992-2000
Partner, Infill Solutions, Albuquerque, NM, 2001-2011
Principal, Calott and Gifford, Albuquerque, NM, 2000-Present
Licenses/Registration:
New Mexico
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
"Housing as a Form of Non-Formal Urbanism" published in Extreme Urbanism II, Harvard University
Press, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Fall, 2012.
"Return to Common Ground: New and Revitalized Plazas in New Mexico," published in The Plazas of
New Mexico, Trinity Press, San Antonio, Fall, 2011.
"Urban Interlopers," published in Metropolis, March, 2008.
Colonias at the New Mexico/Mexico Border: A Strategy for Transformation, Sunland Park, New Mexico,
with Moule & Polyzoides Architects and Urbanists, for the State of New Mexico, 2008.
"Unexpected Opportunities of an Urbanist Practice," in Professional Practice 101: Business Strategies
and Case Studies in Architecture, edited by Andrew Pressman, FAIA, John Wiley & Sons, Hoboken,
New Jersey, 2006.
"Re-Construction of the Plaza Juarez, Ciudad Juarez," published in ARQUINE: Revista lnternacioanal
de Arquitectura. #36, Mexico City, June, 2006.
"FRONTERA/BORDER, 7 th Concurso lnternacional ARQUINE: A Border Crossing at Anapra, Ciudad
Juarez-Sunland Park, New Mexico," published in ARQUINE: Revista lnternacioanal de Arguitectura,
#32, Mexico City, June, 2005.
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects

Richard Campanella (Geographer)
Senior Professor of Practice
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
AHST3131 and URST 3100-01 Urban Geography plus Writing Intensive
AHST6464 New Orleans Geography for Architects plus Writing Intensive
MCGS 2000 Musical Cultures of the Gulf South (team taught)
Educational Credentials:
B.S., Economics, Utah State University, Logan, 1984 to 1988
M.S., Geography/Mapping Sciences, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, 1992-1993.
Teaching Experience:
Research Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2000-2011
Senior Professor of Practice, Tulane University, 2012-present
Visiting Professor, Bard College, Summers 2008-2011
Professional Experience: (Campanella is geographer, not architect)
Tulane University, New Orleans School of Architecture, 2012-present; previously Center for
Bioenvironmental Research/Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, 2000-2011.
NASA Stennis Space Center, Mississippi, Senior Scientist in Remote Sensing/GIS, Lockheed-Martin
and ITD, 1994-2000
Army Corps of Engineers Waterways Experiment Station, Vicksburg, MS; GIS Manager, 1993-1994
Department of Geography and Anthropology, LSU-Baton Rouge Manager, Computer Mapping
Laboratory, 1992-1993
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Washington, D.C. Economic Analyst, 1990-1992
United States Peace Corps Honduras, Central America Agroforestry Extension Agent; 1988-1990
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Campanella, R. How Bourbon Street Happened: Life and Sin in New Orleans, 1700s-2000s.
Currently under contractual negotiations with Louisiana State University Press for spring 2014
release.
Campanella, R. “Beneficial Use: Toward Balancing America's (Sediment) Budget,” Places Journal:
The Design Observer Group, January 2013,
http://places.designobserver.com/feature/beneficial-use-sediment/37651/
Campanella, R. Bienville’s Dilemma: A Historical Geography of New Orleans. University of
Louisiana Press, 2008.
Campanella, R. Geographies of New Orleans: Urban Fabrics Before the Storm. University of
Louisiana Press, 2006.
Campanella, R. Delta Urbanism: New Orleans. American Planning Association, Chicago, Illinois,
2010.
Campanella, R. Time and Place in New Orleans: Past Geographies in the Present Day. Pelican
Publishing Company, Gretna, Louisiana, 2002; winner of two awards.
Campanella, R. "A Proposed Reconstruction Methodology for New Orleans." Journal of Architectural
Education, Vol. 60, Issue 1, September 2006.
Lam N., Arenas H., Pace K., LeSage J., Campanella R. “Predictors of Business Return in New
Orleans after Hurricane Katrina,” PLoS ONE October 2012, 7(10): e47935.
Gotham, K. and R. Campanella. “Toward a Research Agenda on Transformative Resilience.” Critical
Planning Journal, Summer 2010, pp 9-23.
Campanella, R. “What the Nation’s Best-Educated Amateur Planners Learned from Hurricane Isaac.
And Gustav. And Rita and Katrina….” Places Journal: The Design Observer Group, October 2012
Campanella, R. "An Ethnic Geography of New Orleans,” Journal of American History, 94, 3,
December 2007, pp. 704-716.
http://www.journalofamericanhistory.org/projects/katrina/Campanella.html
Campanella, R. “Geography, Philosophy, and the Build/No-Build Line.” Technology in Society: An
International Journal, 29 (2007) 169–172.
Campanella, R. “Mapping and Interpreting the Human Geography of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA.”
Le Monde des Cartes: Journée Histoire: Cartographie Et Société Urbaine, 204, June 2010, 29-42.
Campanella, R. and H. W. Mielke. "Human Geography of New Orleans' High-Lead Geochemical
Setting,” Environmental Geochemistry and Health, June 2008, online www.springerlink.com/
content/t63gj0022vn73wh4

Robert J. Cangelosi, Jr., AIA, NCARB
Adjunct Professor
Courses Taught
PRST-6621-01-SP13
Educational Credentials
B. Arch, Louisiana State University, 1975
M. Arch., University of Florida, 1977
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Professor, Tulane University, 2013 -
Instructor, Design Arts Seminars, 2002-2013
Adjunct Professor, Tulane School of Continuing Studies, 1987-2012
Professional Experience:
Intern, Koch and Wilson Architects, New Orleans, 1977-1981
Architect, Koch and Wilson Architects, New Orleans, 1981-1986
Partner, Koch and Wilson Architects, New Orleans, 1986-1996
President, Koch and Wilson Architects, New Orleans, 1996-present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Selected Publications:
co-editor, New Orleans Architecture, Vol. VII: Jefferson City (Pelican Publishing, 1989) and
Volume VIII: The University Section, (Pelican Publishing, 1997)
editor and contributor, Preservation in Print, 1982-1984
Professional Memberships:
American Institute of Architects
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards

Eugene D. Cizek, Ph.D., FAIA
Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
AHST 4444 Environmental Social Psychology
DSGN 4100/5100 Advanced Studio Elective – New Construction in Historic Settings
DSGN 4200 Advanced Studio Elective – Contemporary Design in New Orleans’ Historic Districts
PRST 6510 Building Preservation Studio
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Louisiana State University, 1964
M.C.P., M.U.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1966
D.Sc., Delft Institute of Technology, 1967
Ph.D., Tulane University, 1978
Teaching Experience:
Instructor, Louisiana State University, 1967 – 1968
Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University, 1968 – 1970
Special Lecturer, Tulane University, 1970 – 1972
Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 1972 – 1974
Associate Professor, Tulane University, 1974 – 1997
Director, Preservation Studies, Tulane University, 1997 – 2011
Professor, Tulane University, 1997 – present
Professional Experience:
Principle Architect-owner, Sun Oak Museum and Gardens, 1981 - present
Principle Architect, Bennettville Plantation Restoration, 2010
Principle Architect, Destrehan Plantation
Principle Architect, Laura Plantation
Principle Architect, Lombard Plantation, 2010 – 2011 (Kitchen addition with Rick Fifield)
Principle Architect, Columbia Plantation, 2011 – present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Louisiana Buildings 1720 – 1940, Chapters 1 and 9, (Poesch & Bacot, 1997).
Vestiges of Grandeur, Introduction, (Richard Sexton, 1999).
Capturing Oak Alley, Introduction (Michael Ledet, 2002).
Destrehan: The Man, The House, The Legacy, (Louise Hoffman, 2008).
The History and Evolution of the Great Mississippi Road, (lecture, APA Annual Meeting, 2010).
The Federalization of Vernacular Design, (lecture, HNOC Antiques Forum, 2012).
Faubourg Marigny: How the Past Has Shaped the Present (lecture, Rural Life Symposium, 2013).
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
AAUP

Maurice D. Cox
Associate Dean for Community
Engagement/Dir. Tulane City Center
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
AHST 5110-01/6110-01, Thesis Research and Analysis (FA-2012)
DSGN 5200-03/6020-03, Thesis (SPR-2013)
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., The Cooper Union, 1983
Loeb Fellowship, Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, 2005
Teaching Experience:
Assistant Professor, Syracuse University, New York 1987- 1988
Assistant Professor, Syracuse University, Florence Italy, 1988-1991
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Syracuse University, Florence Italy, 1991-1993
Assistant Professor of Architecture, University of Virginia, 1993 – 2000
Associate Professor of Architecture, University of Virginia, 2000- 2007
Visiting Associate Professor of Architecture, Harvard University, 2006
Associate Professor of Architecture, University of Virginia, 2010 – 2012
Associate Dean for Community Engagement/Director Tulane City Center, 2012 - present
Professional Experience:
Urban Design Consultant, Charlottesville, VA 2010 – 2011
Director of Design, National Endowment for the Arts, 2007 - 2010
Community Planning + Design WORKSHOP, Charlottesville, Virginia 2006 – 2007
RBGC Architecture-Research-Urbanism, Charlottesville, Virginia 1996 - 2006
Mayor, City of Charlottesville VA, 2002 - 2004
Licenses/Registration:
N/A
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Design Intelligence – 25 Most Admired Educators 2013
Metropolis Magazine: Q&A Point of View - Sept. 2012
Preservation in Print • In the Know - November 2012
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
Founding Member, SEED Network (Social, Economic, Environmental, Design, 2006- 2007)

Michael Crosby
Associate Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN-100-01 Su11 Career Exploration Architecture
DSGN-2100-01 Fa11 Architecture Studio ATCS-3200-01 Fa11 Technological Systems III
DSGN-2200-03 Sp12 Architecture Studio AVSM-3500-01 Sp12 Cinematic Architecture
ISTU-6000-05 Sp12 Document: Guardians of the Flame (Independent Study)
DSGN-1100-03 Fa12 Architecture Studio AVSM-1100-01 Fa12 Visual Media: Drawing
ATCS-3900-01 Fa12 Space Architecture/ Walking Cities/ Future
DSGN-2200-01 Sp13 Architecture Studio AVSM-3535-01 Sp13 Bioclimatic Design/ Futurescapes
Educational Credentials:
Bachelor of Architecture, University of Kentucky 1973
Masters of Architecture and Urban Design, University of California at Los Angeles 1983
Teaching Experience:
Teaching Assistant Charles Jencks History of Post-Modern Architecture UCLA 1981
Teaching Assistant Charles Moore Seminar UCLA 1982
Assistant Professor Tulane University 1983-1990
Tenured Associate Professor Tulane University
1990-present
Professional Experience:
Design Build weekend house 1973-1974
European Travel 1974-1975
Crosby Weber Partnership (Design Build) 1975-1980
Butchertown Neighborhood Government Staff Architect 1980-1981
Urban Innovations Group 1981-1983
Charles Moore Studio 1981-1983
The Architectural Coalition 1983-1990
Michael Crosby Architect 1990-1999
Crosby Longo Architecture Studio 1999-2007
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana; (Kentucky, Michigan, Mississippi, Texas) Past, (NCARB) Past, (AIA) Past
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Editor: Tulane School of Architecture Review 1987-1989
Co-Chair: Beginning Design Student Conference 1989
Tanridge: A Green Conservation Community- The Architectural Coalition 1989-1990
Green House Manual 1: North America 2010
Green House Manual 2: Global 2012
Green House Manual 3: Future
current
“A Bridge Between: Teaching and Practice” Lecture , University of Texas at Austin 1986
“Towards a Jetsonian Future” Lecture/Paper, ACSA Midwest Regional Conference 1987
Grazing Bovines” Lecture/Paper, ACSA West Regional Conference 1989
“Crisis of Confidence: Architecture+ Technology”, Faculty Lecture and Exhibit TSA 1989
“Recent Work”, Lecture Woodbury College Pasadena, California 1990
Professional Memberships:

Marcella Del Signore
Assistant Professor
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 1100 Design Studio
DSGN 4100 Advanced Studio Elective – Rome Program
APFC 4242 International Practices – Rome Program
DSGN1200 Design Studio
ADGM 3200 Advanced Digital Media III
Educational Credentials:
M.Arch.,University La Sapienza, Rome, 2004
E.T.S.A.M., Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, 2002
M.S. Advanced Architectural Design, Columbia University, 2007
Teaching Experience:
Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, 2007-2008
Visiting Professor, Architectural Association, London, 2008
Visiting Professor, Penn State, Rome Program, Rome, 2010
Visiting Professor, IN/ARCH National Institute of Architecture, Rome, 2012
Assistant Professor, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2008-present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Abalos Y Herreros, Madrid, 2002
Assistant Designer, Labics, Rome 2003-2004
Assistant Designer, Simoncini Architects, Rome, 2004
Junior Architect, Barry Fox Associates, New Orleans, 2005
Junior Architect, Eisenman Architects, New York, 2005
Junior Architect, Richard Meier & Partners, New York, 2006
Principal, X-Topia, New Orleans / Rome, 2008 – present
Licenses/Registration:
Italy
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
“Responsive Prototypes”, Journal of Literature and Art Studies, San Jose, CA, Nov. 2012
“iLounge” REappropriating the City, Conference Proceedings, Tirana, Oct. 2012
“Device for Urban Desire “, By the City / For the City, Institute for Urban Design, New York, Oct. 2011
“Urban Machines“, ACSA Regional, Conference Proceedings, Houston, Oct. 2011
“Mediterranean Public Spaces ”, L’ Architetto Italiano, On& Off, Dec. 2009
“Hybrids “, Ecaade, Conference Proceedings, Istanbul, Sept. 2009
“Post Katrina in New Orleans”, L’ Architetto Italiano, On& Off, July 2009
“ Tracing Notations: Analog and Digital Diagramming “ Beginning Design Conference, 2009
Hamburg Domplatz, Eisenman Architects, Wettbewerbe Aktuell, 2006
Hamburg Domplatz Eisenman Architects, GA Documents, 2006
Shenzen Houses: Richard Meier e Partners, DI Shanghai, 2006
Rozano Teaching Hospital, Architectural Record, Labics Architects, 2005
Professional Memberships:
Italian Institute of Architects, Planners, Landscape Architects and Preservationists

Danielle Del Sol
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
PRST 6420 Field Studies (Non U.S. Location)
ARC 102 Principles of Practice
ARC 210 History of Architecture – Western Hemisphere
ARC 211 History of Architecture – Eastern Hemisphere
ARC 433 Design Studio III – Historic Structures
ARC 434 Design Studio IV – Affordable Housing
Educational Credentials:
B.Arts, Hendrix College, 2005
M.P.S., Tulane University, 2011
Teaching Experience:
Professional Experience:
Business Writer, The Daily Record, Little Rock, AR 2005-2007
Public Communications Specialist, Institute for the Environment, University of North Carolina-Chapel
Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 2007-2010
Managing Editor, Preservation in Print, Preservation Resource Center, New Orleans, LA 2011-present
Licenses/Registration:
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
eVolo: Skyscrapers, (eVolo, 2012).
Professional Memberships:
National Trust for Historic Preservation

Marianne Desmarais, RA, LEED AP BD+C
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught
DSGN 1200 1ST YR Studio (Spring 2012)
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch. M.Arch, Tulane University, 1995
M.Arch, Cranbrook Academy of Art, 2002
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer 2013-Present
Professional Experience:
Senior Associate/Architect, Rozas Ward AIA Architects, New Orleans, LA 2005-2013
Project Architect, C. Spencer Smith Architects, New Orleans, LA 2004-2005
Project Manager/Designer, Allen + Killcoyne Architects, New York, NY 1997-2000
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana (current)
Florida
Bibliography:
“upfront review: Marianne Desmarais” Ceramics Monthly 2007
“Design File: Floor Polish” Azure 2006
“Once Wearable, Now Art” FiberArts 2005
"Homes that Heal, Architecture and design embrace wind, water and waste" Metrotimes 2005
Professional Memberships:
Women in Architecture, American Institute of Architects, New Orleans Chapter
USGBC
Service
Managing Member/Architect, PNOLA Build General Contractors L3C, New Orleans, LA 2013-Present
Co-Founder, The Bunche Arboretum, 2000-2002

Sherif A. Ebrahim, FACHE
Adjunct Professor
Courses Taught (selected)
MGMT 7430-01 Practice of Management III: Strategic Consulting - Second Year MBA
EMBA 7660-01 Managing Innovation - EMBA New Orleans
GHSD 7990-05 Health Systems Strategy - Second Year MHA
MGMT 6230-01 Practice of Management III: Strategic Consulting - First Year MBA
EMBA 7660-01 Managing Innovation - EMBA Houston
MGMT 6230-21 Strategic Consulting - PMBA
MGMT 7100-01 Corporate and Cooperative Strategy Graduate Course - MBA
SISE 2020-01 Intro. to Business for Social Innovation & Social Entrepreneurship - SISE
MGMT 4910-01 Strategy Development - BSM
MGMT 6230-03 Strategic Consulting - MBA
MGMT 6270-04 Healthcare Internship - MBA
MGMT 7430-03 Practice of Management III: Strategic Consulting - MBA
MGMT 7910-01 Corporate Growth Strategy - MBA
MGMT 7910-01 Advanced Strategies in Real Estate Development - MBA
MGMT 7910-06 MicroFinance Strategies - MBA
MGMT 7910-04 Strategy Development and Implementation - JD/MBA
MGMT 7910-06 Operational and Strategic Integration - MBA
MGMT 9950-01 Disaster Strategy - Ph.D.
Educational Credentials:
Post Graduate NAPH Health Care Finance Fellow
New York University, Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service
Post Graduate Health System Management Fellow
Tulane University & State of Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals
Graduate Administrative Resident
Tulane University & State of Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals
M.H.A., Concentrations: Finance & Policy
Tulane University
B.A., Loyola University
Professional Experience:
Managing Partner, SMG Capital, New Orleans, LA 2005 - present
President & CEO, Strategic Management Group, New Orleans, LA 1997-present
Various Senior Executive & Leadership Positions, Hospitals, Fortune 100 companies 1988-
present
Licenses/Registration:
Board Certified Fellow, American College of Health Care Executives
NAPH Health Care Fellow, New York University, Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service
Professional Memberships:
American College of Health Care Executives
American Hospital Association
Gulf Coast Patent Association
ACHE Leadership Network

Ammar Eloueini, Architect DPLG - Intl. Assoc. AIA
Favrot Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
ADGM-6200, Advanced Digital Fabrication
ADGM-6300, Theories in Digital Media
AHST-6110 / AHST-5110, Thesis Research and Analysis
DSGN-3100, Architecture Design Studio (coordinator) ̶ A Public Library for the French Quarter
DSGN-4200, Advanced Option Studio ̶ Culinary Arts College
DSGN-5100 / DSGN-4100, Advanced Option Studio ̶ Aquatic Center + Spa + Hotel
DSGN-6200 / DSGN-5200, Thesis Design Studio
Educational Credentials:
Master of Science, Advanced Architectural Design, Columbia University, 1996
Diplômé Par Le Gouvernement, Architecture, Ecole d'Architecture Paris Malaquais, 1994
Teaching Experience:
Professor of Architecture (with tenure), Tulane University, 2011-present
Associate Professor (with tenure), Tulane University, 2007-2011
Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2005-2007
Assistant Professor, University of Illinois at Chicago, 1999-2005
Professional Experience:
Principal & Founder; Ammar Eloueini Digit-all Studio; New Orleans, LA & Paris, France; 1997-present
Licenses/Registration:
France
Int'l Associate AIA
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
J-House, single-family residence, New Orleans, USA, 2006-present (under construction)
Issey Miyake, remodeling of a boutique, London, UK, 2012
MoMA PS1 Young Architects Program, invited competition for installation design, Long Island City,
USA, 2012
Dickens Apartment, remodeling of a 1300 ft 2 apartment, Paris, France, 2011
A Streetcar Named Design, David Sokol, Interior Design, USA, March 2009
Design Document Series 26: Digital Recall, AEDS - Ammar Eloueini Digit-all Studio; monograph
published by Damdi; Korea; 2008
CoReFab#116, chair series, part of the permanent collection of MoMA in New York and DHUB in
Barcelona, 2006
Professional Memberships:
International Associate, American Institute of Architects
Architect, Ordre des Architectes

Marilyn Feldmeier, AIA
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 1100 First Year Design Studio
AVSM 1100 Visual Media
DSGN 1200 First Year Design Studio
AVSM 1200 Digital Media
SRED 6110 Real Estate Economics
TIDE 1020 Cities and the Urban Environment
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., M. Arch., Tulane University, 1991
Architectural Association, London, 1989-90
MS City Design and Social Science, London School of Economics, 2002
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2003-present
Professional Experience:
Intern, National Forest Service, Milwaukee, WW 1990
Designer, Peter Forbes and Associates, Boston, MA 1991-1993
Designer, Reiter and Reiter Architects, Newton, MA 1993-1994
Designer and Project Manager, TAG Studio, Lewisburg, WV 1993-1995
Project Manager, Interstate Hotels, Clearwater Beach, FL 1996
Project Architect and Associate, TAG Studio, Lewisburg, WV 1997-2001
Architect and Owner, Feldmeier Galyean, Chicago, IL and New Orleans, LA 2001-present
Licenses/Registration:
Wisconsin
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Current research - Jane Jacobs Economics Principles of Cities
Play-yard Re-think, (Tulane City Center, 2012)
“Nols Mexico Branch 10 years later” Environmental Building News Vol. 14, No.10, Oct. 2005
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects

Keith Finlay
Assistant Professor
Courses Taught: (S2012)
ECON 3320
Educational Credentials:
B.A., Reed College, 2000
M.A., University of California, Irvine, 2006
Ph.D., University of California, Irvine, 2007
Teaching Experience:
Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2007- present
Professional Experience:
Licenses/Registration:
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Effect of Employer Access to Criminal History Data on the Labor Market Outcomes of Ex-Offenders and
Non-Offenders. (Studies of Labor Market Intermediation, 2009)
Co-author, Implementing Weak Instrument Robust Tests for a General Class of Instrumental Variables
Models. (Stata Journal, 2009)
Co-author, Is Marriage Always Good for Children? Evidence from Families Affected by Incarceration.
(Journal of Human Resources, 2010)
Co-author, Who Benefits from Tax Evasion? (Economics Analysis and Policy, 2012)
Co-author, Parental Substance Use and Foster Care: Evidence from Two Methamphetamine Supply
Shocks. (Economic Inquiry, 2013)
Professional Memberships:

Giovanna Galfione-Cox
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (S2013)
AHST 4646 – Preparing for Rome
Educational Credentials:
MArch, University of Florence - Italy, 1977
Visiting Scholar, Columbia University, 1982
Teaching Experience:
Teaching Assistant - Researcher, University of Florence, 1977-1979
Adjunct Lecturer, University of Virginia, 1995
Professional Experience:
Intern, CSPE, Florence, 1978-1980
Founding Partner, ASA Progetti, Florence, 1980 – 1988
Principal, Giovanna Galfione, Studio di Architettura, Florence, 1988 – 1994
Founding Partner, RBGC Architecture, Research, Urbanism, Charlottesville – VA, 1996 – 2005
Principal, Galfione & Cox Design Studio, Charlottesville – VA, 2006 - 2012
Licenses/Registration:
Italy
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Professional Memberships:

Elizabeth Burns Gamard
Associate Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2012, S2013, F2013, S2013)
AHST 6565: Romanticism in Art and Architecture
AHST 6900: Architecture and the Production of War
AHST 3030: History and Theories of Architecture and Urbanism III (Fall 2012)
AHST 6900: Architecture and the Production of War (Napoleon I through 22nd-centuries) (with
MROTC)
AHST 3020:History and Theories of Architecture and Urbanism II (Spring 2013)
AHST 1020:Design Studio I
TIDE 1660: Architecture and Literature: New Orleans 1700-21st century (Fall 2012, Fall 2013)
Educational Credentials:
Junior Studio: Cranbrook Academy (Kingswood), Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 1973-75
B.F.A. - Painting, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
B.F.A. - Painting and Design; Minors in Philosophy and Art History; University of Massachusetts at
Amherst
Rice Institute: German, French Languages, 1990-95
M.ARCH, w/ additional concentrations in Comparative Literature and Philosophy (Yale University) 1984
Fellow, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany 1993-94
Teaching Experience:
Leading Teaching Assistant, UG Program in Architecture, Yale University, 1982-83
Assistant Professor of Interior Design and Architecture, University of Cincinnati, 1984-86
Assistant Professor of Architecture, University of Cincinnati, 1987-90
Assistant Professor of Architecture, University of Florida, 1989-90
Assistant Professor Architecture, Rice University, 1990-96
Associate-Professorin; Central European University (Dipl, Ing. (Hon.) - Prague (Open Society Project),
Fall 1993; Spring 1994
Professorin; Dipl. Ing (Hon); Brandenburgerishe Technische Universitaet, Cottbus, Germany, Fall 2002
Associate Professor, Tulane University, New Orleans, Fall 1997-present
Professional Experiencee:
Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo (1977-78); Intern: Joseph Paul Kleihues, West Berlin, 1987-88; Peter
Eisenman, NYC and Columbus, OH; 1986-89
Licenses/Registration:
N/a
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
The Cathedral of Erotic Misery: Kurt Schwitters' Merzbau (PAPress 2000);
Stations of the Cross (in progress): Beuys, Mies van der Rohe, Pichler, Plecnik;
Numerous Titles in Encylopedia of 20th-century Architecture; "We play until death shuts the
door," in Slow Space, edits. Michael Bell and Sze-Tsung Leong, 1999.
Professional Memberships:
SOA, Yale University; Women of Yale, Yale University (continuous)

Bruce Goodwin, Architect
Associate Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 2100 (F2011) Architecture Studio
AHST 6400 (F2011) Graduate Discussion Section – Contemporary Issues in Architecture
DSGN 3200 (S2012) Architecture Studio
AHST 4400 (S2012) Philosophy of Architecture
DSGN 3100 (F2012) Architecture Studio
AHST 4400 (F2012) Philosophy of Architecture
DSGN 3200 (S2013) Architecture Studio
AHST 4400 (S2013) Philosophy of Architecture
Educational Credentials:
B.A., Stanford University, 1976
M.Arch., University of California, Los Angeles, 1979
Teaching Experience:
Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 1981-1993
Visiting Professor, University of California, Berkeley, 1985
Visiting Professor, The Ohio State University, 1990
Associate Professor, Tulane University, 1993-present
Professional Experience:
Arata Isozaki and Associates, Tokyo, Japan, 1979-80
Bruce Goodwin, Architect, 1984-present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana 3408
California C-20143
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
RE-building (co-editor with Judith Kinnard, ACSA Press, 2010, ISBN 978-0-035502-75-6)
The Well Integrative Medicine Clinic, New Orleans, 2013
Vilkin Residence, Palo Alto, CA 2013
Professional Memberships:
U.S. Green Building Council, LEED Accredited Professional

Michael Isaac Gruber, AIA
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (S2009, Su2009, S2010, Su2010, S2011, Su2011, S2012, Su2012, S2013, Su2013)
Seminar: MAKING -Models for Architecture
Educational Credentials:
B. Arts. (Architecture), University of Florida, 1982
M. Architecture, Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), 1987
Teaching Experience:
Seminar Instructor, SCI-Arc, Los Angeles, 1992-1994, 1997-2000
Seminar Instructor, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 2003-2006
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2009-present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Frank O Gehry & Partners, Los Angeles, 1985, 1986
Project Architect, Richard Meier, Los Angeles, 1987-2011
Rome Prize winner, American Academy in Rome, 1995-1996
Senior Project Manager, TGPM, Los Angeles, 2011-2013
Architect, Michael Isaac Gruber, Los Angeles, 2011-2013
Licenses/Registration:
California
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Selected Winner (Team) for ‘Museo Nazionale dell’Ebraismo Italiano e della Shoah (MEIS), Ferrara
Italy, 2011
United States Patent Issue Number 5,284,536 Commission of Patents and Trademarks for
MR TREE Invention and Design, February 1994
Modeling Messages, By Karen Moon, Monacelli Press 2005 (Various Images and Discussion)
Brave New Houses, By Michael Webb, Rizzoli, New York, NY, 2003 (Friesen House)
‘Making at the Meier / Getty Studio’, Architecture California May 1994, Vol. 16 number 1, pp 32
Various Richard Meier book publications for Model Making and Project Architecture, various years
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
Fellow, American Academy in Rome

Daniel Hammer, MPS
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (F2012)
PRST 6610 History of North American Architecture
Educational Credentials:
B.A., German Literature, Reed College, 2000
M.P.S., Tulane University 2008
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University School of Architecture, 2012 - Present
Professional Experience:
Head of Reader Services, The Historic New Orleans Collection, 2005 – Present (current position since
2009)
Licenses/Registration:
N/A
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
“The German Creole” Louisiana Cultural Vistas, Spring 2010
"Sources for the Study of Germans in Louisiana and New Orleans at the Williams Research Center,"
Online pathfinder: http://www.hnoc.org/collections/gerpath/gerpathindex.html
“Die Creolen Deutscher Abstammung: Finding German New Orleans in the Archives,” Presented at the
German Studies Association 35th Annual Conference, Louisville, KY, September 24, 2011.
“J. Hanno Deiler and the Last Decades of the German Society of New Orleans,” presented at the
Society for German-American Studies 35th Annual Conference, University of Delaware, April 15, 2011.
“Archival resources available at The Historic New Orleans Collection for the study of Jewish life in New
Orleans and the surrounding region,” presented at Matzo Ball Gumbo, A Symposium of Jewish Life in
the Lower Mississippi River Valley, St. Francisville, La., sponsored by the Julius Freyhan Foundation,
April 16, 2010
"Seeking Closure (Tablets): Preservation of St. Louis Cemetery, No. 2, New Orleans' Most Important
Creole Heritage Monument," Northwestern State University's 2008 Creole Conference, Chicago, IL.
Professional Memberships:
German Studies Association
Society for German-American Studies
Society of American Archivists
Save Our Cemeteries (Board of Directors since 2010, Secretary 2010, VP Advocacy 2011)

Doug Harmon
Adjunct Associate Professor;
Director, Graduate Program in Architecture
Courses Taught (F2007, S2008, F2008, S2009, F2009, S2010, F2010, S2011, F2011, S2012, F2012)
DSGN 5100/5200 Master of Architecture Thesis Design Studio
DSGN 4200 Community-Engaged Design/Build Studio
DSGN 4100 Fourth Year & Graduate Design Studio - TSA Rome Program
DSGN 4100/5100 Upper-Level & Graduate Design Studio - Emergent New Orleans, Tulane Satellite
Studio, Arizona State University
DSGN 4100 Upper-Level & Graduate Option Design Studio
DSGN 3200 Third Year & Graduate Integrated Comprehensive Design Studio
DSGN 2100 Graduate Core Design Studio
DSGN 1100 First Year Core Design Studio
ATCS 6633 Material Strategies – Material Research Seminar
ATCS 6330 Field Studies in Building Materials and Methods - TSA Rome Program
ATCS 6310 Manufactured Architecture Seminar
ATCS 4200 Integrated Technologies II
Educational Credentials:
B.E.D., Texas A&M University, 1992
M.Arch., Columbia University, 1997
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Instructor, University of Colorado, 1999
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2002-2003
Visiting Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2003-2005
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2005-2011
Adjunct Assistant Professor, TSA Rome Program, Tulane University, 2007, 2008
Adjunct Associate Professor, Tulane University, 2011-Present
Professional Experience:
Associate Designer, Rob Krier & Christoph Kohl Architekturburo, Berlin 1994
Freelance Designer, Mark Horton Architects, San Francisco, 1997, 1999
Project Designer, Studio Bacciochi, Arezzo, Italy, 2001
Project Designer, Project Manager, Liberatori & Romualdi, Arezzo Italy, 2001-2002
Design Partner, Doug Harmon +bbs, New Orleans/Dallas 2004-present
Licenses/Registration:
N/A
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
“Building Community: From Kansas to the 7th Ward”, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Journal, 2007.
“The House of Dance and Feathers”, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Journal, 2007.
“Innovative Designs for Affordable Housing in New Orleans”, Cooper-Hewitt National Design Journal,
2007.
Professional Memberships:
N/A

Tom Holloman
Adjunct Assistant Professor of
Architecture
Courses Taught (F2009, F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 1100
DSGN 2100
DSGN 2100
DSGN 2890
DSGN 4100
DSGN 4200
DSGN 4891
ISTU 5010
APFC 4320
ATCS 6320
Educational Credentials:
BA English, University of Mississippi, 1999
MArch, University of Virginia, 2005
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2009-Present
Professional Experience:
Eskew+Dumez+Ripple, 2007-2008
buildingstudio, 2008-2011
Principle, holloman design, 2009-Present
Licenses/Registration:
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Professional Memberships:

Tyler Hutcherson
Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (APFC)
APFC-4200 Professional Concerns II: BIM
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Tulane University, 2008
M. Arch I., Tulane University, 2008
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University University, 2011-Present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Sizeler Thompson Brown Architects, New Orleans, La 2008-Present
Licenses/Registration:
LEED AP
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Venice Biennale, URBAN build design studio (Tulane University), 2006
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects, Associate Member

Charles Jones
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 3200 - Design Studio (S2012)
DSGN 3100 - Design Studio (F2012)
DSGN 2200 - Design Studio (F2013)
DSGN 3100 - Design Studio (S2013)
ADGM 6200 - Advanced Digital Fabrication Seminar (S2013)
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Louisiana State University, 2006
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Louisiana State University, 2007
Material and Digital Lab Instructor, American University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates, 2009-2011
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University, 2011-Present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Ford/Dickinson AAC Baton Rouge, La 2003-2007
Intern, Gehry Partners LLP Los Angeles, Ca 2007-2009
Consultant, Optimum Designs, Inc. Civil & Structural Engineering Los Angeles, Ca 2008-Present
Principal, MRJONESETC New Orleans, La 2011-Present
Licenses/Registration:
-
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Over-Constrained : Integrating Parametric Design as an Academic Tool, (C.Jones, K.Sweet, 2011)
Professional Memberships:
-

Irene Keil, RA
Professor of Practice in Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, Sp2012, S2012, F2012, Sp2013)
DSGN 3100-F2011 Arch. Studio - undergraduate students
AHST 5110-F2011 Thesis Research - graduate+undergraduate students
ISTU 5010+6000-F2011 Independent Study, Clouet Garden Design
ISTU 6000+6010-F2011 Independent Study, Cultural Skin
DSGN 6020-Sp2012 Arch.Thesis - graduate+undergraduate students
DSGN 1200-S2012 Arch. Studio - graduate students
DSGN 3100-F2012 Arch. Studio - undergraduate students
DSGN 3200-Sp2013 Arch. Comprehensive Studio [coordinator] - graduate students
Educational Credentials:
Diplom Ingenieur, Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen / Germany, 1981
Master of Architecture, University of California Los Angeles, 1983
Teaching Experience:
Visiting Professor, Southern California Institute of Architecture, Los Angeles, 1990
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Tulane University School of Architecture, 1994-1998, 2006-2009
Professor of Practice, Tulane University School of Architecture, 2009-present
Professional Experience:
Intern, O.M.Ungers, Cologne / Germany, 1980-1981
Intern, Perez Associates, New Orleans, 1983-1984
Architekt, Ingeborg Kuhler, Mannheim / Germany, 1985-1986
Architekt, Jürgen Sawade, Berlin / Germany, 1986-1987
Architekt, Gerhard Spangenberg, Berlin / Germany, 1988-1989
Own practice in Berlin and New Orleans, 1989-present
Licenses/Registration:
Berlin / Germany (former)
Louisiana (current)
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
New Orleans Diary August 2005-July 2006, (Stadtbauwelt Sept.2006)
AMIACT (directed study with students for Tulane City Center, 2009-2010)
Ruropolitan Maneuvers: HOUSE 50, (research work with Robert Mangurian, Mary-Ann Ray, David
Gregor, field work Beijing 2011-2012; exhibit at Taubman College of Architecture 2012)
Professional Memberships:
ACSA
NCARB
Louisiana Board of Architecture

Judith Kinnard FAIA
Professor and Harvey-Wadsworth Chair
Courses Taught:
Spring 2013,THESIS DESIGN STUDIO, DSGN 5200/6020
Fall 2012, ADVANCED STUDIO ELECTIVE, DSGN 4100
Fall 2012, ADVANCED STUDIO ELECTIVE, DSGN 5100
Fall 2012, THESIS PREP, ISTU 6010
Fall 2012, THESIS PREPARATION, AHST 5110
Fall 2012, THESIS PREPARATION, AHST 6110
Spring 2012, SCALES OF INHABITATION, AHST 6950
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Cornell University 1977
Teaching Experience:
Professor, Tulane University 2009-present
Assistant, Associate Professor University of Virginia 1984-2008
Lecturer, Princeton University 1985-1987
Assistant, Associate Professor, Syracuse University 1979-1984
Gensler Visiting Critic, Cornell University Fall 1993
Chair, University of Virginia, 1998-2003
Professional Experience:
Community Planning + Design LLC 2005-2008
Judith Kinnard Architect LLC 2005-present
Schwartz-Kinnard, Architects 1983-2005
Perry Dean Stahl and Rogers Architects 1977-1979
Steffian Bradley Associates 1975
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana (current)
New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Vermont (former licenses) NCARB Certified
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Sunshower SSIP House, Sustainable Disaster Relief Kit House, 2012 (with Tiffany Lin)
Hollygrove Greenline, Visioning Document, Tulane City Center, 2010
“Ground Rules”, Building after Katrina: Visions for the Gulf Coast, Urgent Matters 2, University of
Virginia School of Architecture, 2007
“The Bricoleur and the Weaver: Contexturing the City”. Civitas, Harvard Architecture Review, 1998.
"The Villa Gamberaia: The Street in the Garden" Journal of Garden History,
London, Winter, 1986.
Professional Memberships:
Fellow, The American Institute of Architects
Service
ACSA President, Vice President, Past President 2010-2013
ACSA Annual Meeting Co-chair 2010,1996
NAAB Team Member, Sharjah, University of Michigan, IIT, Syracuse, Carnegie Mellon

John P. Klingman
Koch Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
ATCH 4100, Building Technology, F’11
DSGN 4100/5100, Option Studio, F’11
DSGN 2200, Second Year Design, Coordinator, S’12
DSGN 4100/5100, Option Studio, 1 st half, F’12
AVSM 3310, Drawing in Rome, 2 nd half, F’12
DSGN 4100, Design in Rome, 2 nd half, F’12
AHST 6913, Sustainability, Architecture and Culture, S’13
DSGN 4100, Option Studio, S’13
Educational Credentials:
BSCE Tufts University University, 1969
Stanford University M.ARCH Studies, 1970
M.ARCH University of Oregon, 1983
Teaching Experience:
Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 1983-1990
Associate Professor, Tulane University, 1990-1997
Professor, Tulane University, 1997-present
Favrot Professor of Architecture, 2002-10
Koch Chair in Architecture, 2010-present
Professional Experience:
Project Manager, Designer, Construction coordinator, Payette Assoc. Inc., Boston, MA, 1972-81
Consulting Architect, Waggonner and Ball Architects, New Orleans, LA 1992-present, Project Architect,
1986-9
John P. Klingman Architect, 1983-present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
New in New Orleans Architecture (Pelican Publishing Co.,2012)
Talk About Architecture: A Century of Architectural Education at Tulane (coeditor with Bernard Lemann
and Malcolm Heard, TSA 1993)
Invited participant, Dutch Dialogues II and III, workshops for Greater New Orleans Water Management
Strategy, 2008-12
Professional Memberships:
Society of Architectural Historians
DOCOMOMO US/NOLA

Dorothy S. Krotzer
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (S2013)
PRST 6720 Preservation Technology: Introduction to Architectural Conservation
Educational Credentials:
Bachelor of Arts, History, Hamilton College, 1991
Master of Science, Historic Preservation, University of Pennsylvania, 2000
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2012-present
Professional Experience:
Regional Director, Building Conservation Associates, Inc. Philadelphia, PA. 2007- present.
Private Practice, Dorothy S. Krotzer Architectural Conservation. Philadelphia, PA. 1995-2005
Senior Architectural Conservator, Fairmount Park Historic Preservation Trust, Inc. Philadelphia, PA.
2002-2005
Project Manager, Frank G. Matero, Chair, Graduate Program in Historic Preservation, University of
Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, PA. 2000-2003.
Consulting Architectural Conservator, Historic House Trust of New York City. New York, NY. 2001-
2002.
Licenses/Registration:
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
“Analyzing Mortars and Stuccos at the College of Charleston: A Comprehensive Approach.” APT
Bulletin: The Journal of Preservation Technology, Vol. 40, No. 1, 2009.
“Practice Points 6. Architectural Finishes: Research and Analysis.” APT Bulletin: The Journal of
Preservation Technology, Vol. 39, No. 2-3, 2008.
“Reviving New Orleans’ Oldest Cemetery: Preservation of St. Louis Cemetery No. 1 through the Re-
Introduction of Traditional Building Materials,” International Building Lime Symposium, Orlando, Florida,
2005.
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute for the Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC), Associate Member
Association for Preservation Technology International (APTI), Associate Member
Association for Preservation Technology Delaware Valley (APT DVC), Board Member

Susane J. Leguizamon
Visiting Assistant Professor
Courses Taught: (S2012)
SRED 6100
Educational Credentials:
B.A., University of California, Davis, 2005
M.A., West Virginia University, 2008
Ph.D., West Virginia University, 2010
Teaching Experience:
Lecturer, Pennsylvania State University, 2010-2011
Visiting Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2011-present
Professional Experience:
Licenses/Registration:
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
The Influence of Reference Group House Size on House Price (Real Estate Economics, 2010)
Co-author, The Influence of Gays and Lesbians on House Prices in Conservative and Liberal
Neighborhoods. (Forthcoming, Journal of Urban Economics)
Co-author, Revealed Preference for Relative Status: Evidence from the Housing Market. (Forthcoming,
Journal of Housing Economics)
Professional Memberships:
American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association
Southern Economic Association
Southern Regional Science Association
American Economic Association

Andrew Liles, AIA LEED AP BD+C
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 2100 Second Year Design Studio (F2011, F2012)
DSGN 3100 Third Year Design Studio (S2012, S2013)
ATCS 4200 Integrated Technologies II (S2012, S2013)
SRED 6200 Introduction to Sustainable Design (SUMMER 2012)
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Mississippi State University, 1997
M.Arch., Tulane University, 2010
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University, 2010-present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Mathes Brierre, New Orleans, LA 1997-1998
Intern, Alger Design Studio, Oxford, MS 1998-2001
Project Architect, Foil Wyatt Architects & Planners, Jackson, MS 2001-2006
Project Architect, Canizaro Cawthon Davis, Jackson, MS 2006-2009
Owner, A M Liles Architect, New Orleans, LA 2010-present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana
Mississippi
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Alternative Designs for Shotgun Houses. Lecture. Preservation Resource Center. 12 March 2013
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
United States Green Building Council
Service:
Board of Directors, Louisiana Chapter, US Green Building Council, 2011-present
Executive Board, ViceChair, South Central Regional Council, US Green Building Council, 2013-present
Executive Board, Treasurer, South Central Regional Council, US Green Building Council, 2011-2013
Louisiana Representative, South Central Regional Council, US Green Building Council, 2011-present
At-Large Member, Board of Directors, Louisiana Chapter, US Green Building Council, 2011-2012

Tiffany Lin
Assistant Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (S2011, F2011, S2012, S2013)
DSGN 4100 – Rome Studio – Study Abroad
AVSM 3310 – Architectural Drawing – Study Abroad on-site Drawing
DSGN 1200 – Design I – Sectional Narratives and Spatial Sequences
AHST 6760 – Looking Forward and Backward, an Empirical Analysis of Immutable Form
DSGN 2200 – Design II – Precedent Analysis and Site Intervention
Educational Credentials:
B. Arch., Cornell University, 2000
M. Arch II, Harvard University, 2004
Teaching Experience:
Teaching Associate, Cornell University Rome Program, 2002
Studio Instructor, Harvard University Career Discovery Program, Boston, 2003, 2004
Lecturer, Northeastern University, Boston, 2006-2007
Assistant Professor, Northeastern University, Boston, 2008-2009
Assistant Professor, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2009-present
Professional Experience:
Principal, LinOldham Office, Boston, 2003-2009
Senior Designer, Leers Weinzapfel Associates, Boston, 2006-2009
Senior Designer, Machado and Silvetti Associates, Boston, 2004-2006
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Looking Forward and Backward: An Empirical Analysis of Immutable Form (Routledge, 2015).
Home Sweet Indestructible Home (Green Building and Design Magazine, 2013).
Figure It In (Journal of Architecture Education 65:2, 2012).
Young Architects 7: Situating: LinOldhamOffice (Princeton Architectural Press, 2006).
8 Container Farmhouse Progressive Architecture Citation (Architecture Magazine, 2005).
Educate in Practice. Almanac of Architecture and Design (Greenway Group, 2000).
Professional Memberships:
Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, Councilor
American Institute of Architects, Associate member
Boston Society of Architects, member
American Association of University Women, fellow

A. Kelton Longwell, J.D. Adjunct Professor
Courses Taught (F2012)
SRED 6120-01 Legal Issues in Sustainable Real Estate Development
Educational Credentials:
B.S.M., Tulane University, 1991
J.D., Louisiana State University, 1994
LL.M. in Taxation, New York University, 1995
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Professor, Tulane University, 2011-2012
Professional Experience:
Attorney (Director), Coats Rose Yale Ryman & Lee, January 2007-Present
Attorney (Partner), McGlinchey Stafford PLLC, July 1999-December 2006
Associate Attorney, Elkins, P.L.C., June 1995-June 1999
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Professional Memberships:
American Bar Association
Louisiana Bar Association
New Orleans Bar Association
Urban Land Institute

Marty McElveen
Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (DSGN 2200)
DSGN 2200 Architecture Studio
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Louisiana Tech University, 1998
M.Arch., Cranbrook Academy of Art, 2007
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Professor, University of Detroit Mercy, 2006-2007
Associate Professor, Louisiana Tech University, 2007-2009
Adjunct Professor, Tulane University, present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Lawrence Group Architects, Saint Louis, MO, 1998-2000
Designer, Lee Ledbetter Architects, New Orleans, LA, 2000-2001
Designer, Mithun Architects, Seattle, WA, 2001-2004
Eskew+Dumez+Ripple Architects, New Orleans, LA, 2009-2012
Owner, MOSA Design + Fabrication, 2012-present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana in process
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Systematic Surface, Surface Magazine, 2007
Architectural Thesis, Make Magazine, 2007
Professional Memberships:

David Merlin, LEED AP
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught:
ADGM 3200 Digital Media III: Modeling (Fall 2012)
ADGM 6200 Advanced Digital Fabrication (Fall 2012)
ADGM 6800 Advanced 3D Modeling: Parametric Design (Spring 2012, 2013)
APFC 4200 Professional Concerns: Building Information Modeling (Spring 2011, 2012, 2013)
DSGN 3100 Architectural Studio: Third Year (Fall 2012)
Educational Credentials:
M.Arch, Tulane University, 2008
B.A. Economics, Vanderbilt University, 2004
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University 2011-present
Professional Experience:
Principal, Frame Works, New Orleans, LA, 2012-present
Artist Assistant, Laurel Porcari Architectural Art Glass, 2008, 2012
Intern, Trahan Architects, Baton Rouge, LA, 2008-2011
Intern, AEDS [Ammar Eloueini Digit-all Studio], New Orleans, LA 2007
Licenses/Registration:
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
iLounge, Northern Spark Festival, Minneapolis, MN and San Jose Biennale, San Jose, CA, 2012
(Design Team)
Collective Pleats, BioDynamic Structures Workshop, San Francisco, CA, 2010
Tulane URBANbuild, Ogden Museum of Southern Art, New Orleans, LA 2007 (Contributor)
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
Association for Computer Aided Design In Architecture

Neal Morris, Esq.
Adjunct Faculty, School of Architecture
Course Taught:
APFC 6300 The Business of Real Estate Development
Educational Credentials:
B.A. History, Tulane University, 1995
M.B.A., Tulane University, A.B. Freeman School of Business, 1999
J.D., Tulane University Law School, 1999
Loeb Fellowship, Harvard University, Graduate School of Design, 2009-2010
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Faculty, Masters of Sustainable Development Program, Tulane University School of
Architecture, 2011-Present
Professional Experience:
Owner of Redmellon Restoration and Development, November 2000-Present
• Projects: New Orleans Jazz Market, Renewal Homes II and III, Seventh Ward Pilot Project,
Renewal Homes, Opportunity Homes, 3501 St. Claude Ave, 835 Julia St, Moreland Lofts
Phase I & II
Development Manager, Winter Properties, Atlanta, GA, 1999-2000
Civic Experience:
Building Committee Chair, Ecole Bilingue de Nouvelle Orleans, 2012-Present
Board Member, New Orleans City Diplomacy Council, 2005-2009
Board Member, New Orleans Green Project, 2003-2004
Residential Development Zoning Advisor
Lecturer and Instructor, “Acquiring Blighted and Abandoned Property for Neighborhood
Redevelopment,” Continuing Education, In-House Counsel, City of New Orleans
Professional Memberships:
Founding Member, Louisiana Association of Affordable Housing Providers, 2007

Byron Mouton, AIA
Professor of the Practice
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN4100 Option Studio URBANbuild
DSGN4200 Option Studio URBANbuild
APFC 4320 URBANbuild Professional Concerns
ATCS 6320 URBANbuild Advanced Technological Systems
ATCS 1100 Technological Systems - Materials and Methods
ATCS 6120 Technological Systems - Materials and Methods
Educational Credentials:
M.Arch II, Harvard University, 1996
B.Arch., Tulane University, 1989
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Professor of Practice, Tulane University 1998 - present
Invited Studio Critic: Tulane University School of Architecture, Arizona State University School of
Architecture, Louisiana State University School of Architecture, University of Texas Arlington,
Mississippi State University School of Architecture, Technical University Vienna, Boston Architectural
Center, Harvard University Graduate School of Design
Professional Experience:
Principal, bildDESIGN Studio, New Orleans 1998 - present
Project Architect, Eskew Dumez Ripple Architects, 1999 - 2003
Designer, Atelier Woerndl, Vienna Austria, 1996 - 1998
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
AIA New Orleans Honor Award, URBANbuild7
Invited Panelist , Hanley Wood Reinvention 2010 Symposium – Designing for the Future, New Orleans
Invited Speaker GSA New Orleans Conference, Design Excellence and the Arts
AIA New Orleans Honor Award, Milne Residence
AIA New Orleans Honor Award, URBANbuild7
International Documentary Association Limited Series Award for ‘Architecture School’
Invited Presenter, New Orleans Under Reconstruction, The Crisis of Planning
Make It Right Foundation, Invited Architect
AIA New Orleans Honor Award, Swan Street Residence
AIA New Orleans Honor Award, Kenneth’s Hair Studio
Invited Speaker, American Bar Association, Forum on the Construction Industry
AIA New Orleans Honor Award, Lowerline Residence
Invited Speaker, University of Texas Arlington
Invited Speaker, Syracuse University
Invited Speaker, Kansas City AIA ‘Young Architects Forum
Invited Juror, Kansas City AIA Allied Arts and Craftsmanship Awards
Venice Biennale Exhibition: URBANbuild.designBUILD studio work
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects

Grover E. Mouton, III
-Adjunct Associate Professor of Architecture
-Director, Tulane Regional Urban Design Center
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
RBST 3400 Design Urbanism
TIDE 1690 Community Engagement in Urban Design
RBST 6400 Design Urbanism
ISTU 6000 Independent Study, Tulane Regional Urban Design Center
RBST 3890 Design Urbanism – Service Learning
RBST 6891 Design Urbanism – Service Learning
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Tulane University, 1971
Diploma, American Academy in Rome, Rome Prize, 1973
M.Arch., Graduate School of Design, Harvard University, 1974
Fellowship, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Center for Advanced Visual Studies, 1977
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Associate Professor, Tulane University, 1986-Present
Professional Experience:
Director, Tulane Regional Urban Design Center, 1992-Present
Director, Mayors’ Institute on City Design: South, 1989-1992
Exhibiting Artist, 1980-Present
Licenses/Registration:
n/a
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Strategic Master Plan & Design Guidelines for Jintang, Chengdu, China
Low-Carbon Master Plan & Development Visioning for Longpao, Jiangsu, China
Scenic Highway & Lake Tai Waterfront Development Master Plan for Changxing, Zhejiang, China
Professional Memberships:
American Planning Association
Professional & Civic:
Gulf South Summit Award, Outstanding Faculty Contribution to Service-Learning Instruction, 2012
American Planning Association National Convention Speaker, 2000, 2004, 2008, 2010, 2011
Board Member, International Committee on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS), 2010-2012
American Planning Association National Planning Awards Juror, 2007
Board Member, Louisiana Landmarks Society, 2005-2011
National Endowment for the Arts, Mayors’ Institute on City Design Advisory Committee, 1991-1998
Advisory Board Member, National Trust for Historic Preservation, Shadows-on-the-Teche, 1989-1991
New Orleans Botanical Garden Advisory Board, Founding Member, Expansion Chair, 1987-1990
National Endowment for the Arts, Competition Advisor, 1979-1986

Graham Owen, OAA, RA, NCARB
Associate Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 3200 Third Year Core Studio
APFC 6100 Ethics and Efficacy in the Globalized Economy
DSGN 4100 Fourth-Fifth Year Option Studio
AHST 5110 Thesis Research and Analysis
DSGN 5200 Thesis Studio
Educational Credentials:
B.A., University of Toronto, 1977
B.Arch., University of Toronto, 1983
M.Des. S., Harvard University, 1990
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Toronto, 1988-1996
Visiting Assistant Professor, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, 1996-7
Visiting Associate Professor/Associate Professor, Tulane University, New Orleans, 1997-present
Professional Experience:
Design and Production team member, Harry A. Pellow Architect, 1983-86
Project Designer, Lebensold Affleck Nichol Hughes/Arcop Architects, Toronto, 1986-9
Senior Design Architect, Moffat Kinoshita Associates, Toronto, 1991-3
Licenses/Registration:
Ontario, Canada
Louisiana
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Architecture, Ethics and Globalization, (Routledge, 2009).
“Move Your City: Ethics, Place and Risk in the Reconstruction of New Orleans”, The International
Journal of the Constructed Environment, Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2012
Professional Memberships:
Ontario Association of Architects
Louisiana State Board

Cornelius Payne
Adjunct Professor in Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
Career Planning Seminar – Fall 2012/Spring 2013
ARC 201 Direct Research Seminar – Spring 2013
Educational Credentials:
Bachelor of Science in Finance, Southern University, 2001
Master in Real Estate Development, Columbia University, 2008
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Professor, Tulane University 2012-present
Professional Experience:
C.Payne Development and Consulting, 2013-present
Gulf Coast Housing Partnership, 2009 -2013
Enterprise Community Partners, 2008-2009
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2006-2007
Southern University System, 2003-2006
Licenses/Registration:
N/A
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
N/A
Professional Memberships:
Urban Land Institute (ULI)
International Center of Shopping Center (ISCS)

Casius Pealer, Esq., Assoc. AIA, LEED AP
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (S2012, S2013)
SRED 6020 Directed Research
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch/M.Arch, Tulane University, 1996
J.D., University of Michigan Law School, 2005 cum laude
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Associate Professor, Howard University College of Engineering, 2009-2010
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University, 2011-present
Professional Experience:
Principal, Oystertree Consulting, New Orleans, LA 2010-2012
Director of Affordable Housing, U.S. Green Building Council, Washington, DC 2009-2010
Assistant General Counsel, District of Columbia Housing Authority, Washington, DC 2008-2009
Associate, Reno & Cavanaugh, PLLC, Washington, DC 2005-2008
Research Fellow, Mayors’ Institute on City Design, Washington, DC 2001-2002
Community Development Volunteer, U.S. Peace Corps, St. Vincent and the Grenadines 1999-2001
Licenses/Registration:
New York
District of Columbia
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Various green building articles for Affordable Housing Finance Magazine, 2009-2010
Various Practice articles for Architectural Record, 2006-2008
“The Use of Letters of Credit in Lieu of Surety Bonds on Public and Affordable Housing Projects,”
ABA Journal on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law, Spring 2006
Co-author, “Continuing the Conversation with Policy Makers: A Review of the
Brookings Institution Report on HOPE VI,” ABA Journal on Affordable Housing and Community
Development Law, Fall 2005
Professional Memberships:
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
American Bar Association (ABA)
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
Urban Land Institute (ULI)
Service:
Steering Committee Member, Rebuilding Together New Orleans 2011-2013
Member, Presidential Awards Task Force, AIA 2011-2012
Advisory Board Member, ASU Stardust Center for Affordable Homes and the Family 2010-2012
Advisory Group, Housing Knowledge Community, AIA 2008-2012, Chair 2010-2011
Board Member, Association for Community Design 2007-2011, President 2009-2010
Board Member, District of Columbia Habitat for Humanity 2009-2010
Board Member, Design Corps 2006-2009
Visiting Team Member, NAAB 1996, 1997, 2004, 2005, 2008

Jennifer Pelc, AIA
Adjunct Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught:
APFC 4100/6161 Professional Concerns – Professional Practice and Ethics – Fall 2012
Educational Credentials:
M.Arch II, Tulane University, 2005
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Professor, Tulane University 2012-present
Professional Experience:
Eskew+Dumez+Ripple 2005-2012
REK Architects 2000-2005
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana (current)
Texas (former license)
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
“L.B. Landry High School, New Orleans” (collaboration with Amanda Rivera, AIA), YAF Connection
January 2012
Various publications for ARCHILEPSY Magazine, 2011-present\
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
US Green Building Council
Service
Various IDP Committees and Task Forces, NCARB 2010-2012
National Speaker, AIA 2010, 2011
Founding Board Member, ACE New Orleans 2011-2012
Louisiana State Event Speaker, USGBC 2011

Wendy Redfield, AIA
Associate Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
AHST 5110 / 6110 Thesis Research and Analysis
DSGN 5200 / 6020 Thesis Studio
DSGN 2100 Design Studio
AHST 4646 Preparing for Rome
Educational Credentials:
B.A., Architecture Major, Barnard College, Columbia University, 1985
M.Arch., University of Virginia, 1990
Teaching Experience:
Lecturer and Assistant to the Chair, University of Virginia, 1994-1998
Assistant Professor, North Carolina State University, 1998-2005
Associate Professor, North Carolina State University, 2005-2011
Associate School Director and Graduate Program Director, North Carolina State University, 2005-2009
Associate Professor and Associate Dean of Academics, Tulane University, 2011-present
Professional Experience:
Principal, Wendy Redfield, Architect, 2002-Present
Partner, Clark and Redfield Architects, Charlottesville, VA, 1999-2002
Intern, Train and Spencer Architects, Charlottesville, VA, 1993 - 1994
Intern, Bethany Christenson and Associates, Charlottesville, VA, 1992 - 1993
Intern, Frost/Tsuji Architects, San Francisco, CA, 1991 - 1992
Intern, Bruce Wardell Architects, Charlottesville, VA, 1990 - 1991
Licenses/Registration:
Virginia
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
"The Suppressed Site: Revealing the Influence of Site on Two Purist Works," in Site Matters: Design
Concepts, Histories and Strategies, eds. Carol Burns and Andrea Kahn (Routledge Press, 2005)
“The Sacred in Everyday Pedagogy: Efforts to infuse architectural design pedagogy with spiritual
method and intent,” (2A – Architecture and Art Magazine, Vol. 12, 2009)
“A Post-Script to Robert Campbell’s Rads and Trads in Relation to Design Education," in New
Futurism; The Student Publication of the NCSU College of Design, vol. 32, ed. D. Jason Toth (The
Student Publication, Raleigh, NC, 2007)
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects

Carol McMichael Reese
Christovich Associate Professor
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
AHST 3200 Modern Architecture and Urbanism
AHST 4315 U.S. Architecture and Urbanism
AHST 6910 Latin American Urban Imaginaries
AHST 7150 Theory II (City Culture Community)
DSGN 5110 Thesis Prep (document research/writing)
RBST 3010 The City I (required for Urban Studies Minor)
Educational Credentials:
B.A. Trinity University, San Antonio, 1970
M.A. University of Texas, Austin, 1979
Ph.D. University of Texas, Austin, 1992
Teaching Experience:
Lecturer, School of Architecture, University of Maryland, College Park, 1985-1986
Lecturer, School of Architecture, University of California, San Diego, 1993
Lecturer, Interior and Environmental Design, UCLA Extension, 1994
Lecturer, Southern California Institute of Architecture, 1995-1997
Lecturer, School of Architecture, UCLA, 1997-1998
Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, Tulane University, 1999-2002; Associate Professor, 2003-
Professional Experience:
Research Analyst, Getty Information Program, Santa Monica, 1986-1988
Project Director, Disney Hall Documentation Project, Getty Center for the History of Art & the
Humanities, Santa Monica, 1989-1994
Director, MAK Center for Art and Architecture, Schindler House, West Hollywood, 1996-1998
Licenses/Registration:
N/A
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
New Orleans under Reconstruction, Verso, 2014
“La Zona del Canal y su Legado Arquitectónico” in Entrar a la Zona del Canal, 2013
“From Field of Disaster to Field of Dreams,” in Make It Right, 2009
“Ecological Crisis and the Modernist Residential Landscape: Pontchartrain
Park, New Orleans, Louisiana,” DOCOMOMO, 2008
“Nationalism, Progress, and Modernity in the Architectural Culture of Mexico
City c. 1900,” in Hacia otra historia del arte en México, 2004
“All Shiny and New, Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Rehabilitation of
Downtown Los Angeles,” in Symphony, Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall, 2003
“The Urban Development of Mexico City, 1850-1930,” in Planning Latin America’s Capital Cities, 1850-
1950, 2002
Professional Memberships:
Society of Architectural Historians
College Art Association
Latin American Studies Association

Samuel Richards
Shop Manager/ Adjunct Instructor
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
APFC 4141 RMH Window Prototyping
Urban BUILD [w/Byron Mouton]
APFC 4141 Connecting a disconnect
DSGN 5100 Pyramid House Design/Build [w/Emilie Taylor]
DSGN4200 Community Design/Build [w/Doug Harmon]
Educational Credentials:
BFA The Cooper Union 1984
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Instructor TSA 1995 -present
Professional Experience:
Licenses/Registration:
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Professional Memberships:

Seth Rodewald-Bates, PLA, ASLA
Adjunct Faculty
Courses Taught (F2012)
ATCS 3010
ATCS 6110
Educational Credentials:
B.S. Stephen F. Austin State University, 2001
M.L.A. Louisiana State University, 2005
Teaching Experience:
Instructor, Stephen F. Austin State University, 2001
Instructor, Boston Architectural College, 2005
Professional-in-Residence, Robert Reich School of Landscape Architecture, Louisiana State University,
2009-2011
Professional Experience:
Landscape Architect, Sasaki Associates, 2005-2006
Landscape Architect, NLG, 2006-present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana
Mississippi
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Professional Memberships:
The American Society of Landscape Architects

Cordula Roser Gray, AIA
Professor of Practice Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN2100 Architecture Studio (F11)
DSGN 5200/Thesis Studio(S12)
DSGN2100 Architecture Studio/AHST 5110 Thesis Research (F12)
DSGN5200 Thesis Studio (S13)
Educational Credentials:
Dipl.Ing. Technische Fachhochschule Berlin 1994
Teaching Experience:
Instructor Parsons New School New York
Adjunct Professor, Tulane University, 2004-2008
Professor of Practice, Tulane University 2008-present
Professional Experience:
Junior Designer Kohn Pedersen Fox New York 1995-1998
Project Architect, Gensler New York1998-2000
Project Architect Thanhauser Esterson Architects New York 2000-2002
Project Architect Eskew Dumez Ripple New Orleans 2002-2004
Principal crgarchitecture New Orleans 2004-present
Licenses/Registration:
New York
Louisiana
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
The Power of Pro Bono (John Cary/Public Architecture 2008)
Oz Journal Vol 28 Annual Issue (w/BILDdesign) (2006)
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects

Scott Ruff, AIA Assoc.
Associate Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 1100 Design Studio I
AVSM 1100 Visual Media I
DSGN 2200 Design Studio IV
DSGN 5110/ 6110 Thesis Research
DSGN 5200 / 6020 Thesis Architecture Studio
AHST 6780 Identity in Architecture
APFC 6860 Guardians of the Flame – Design Build Seminar
APFC 6890 Service Learning
Educational Credentials:
Bachelor of Architecture, Cornell University, 1992
Master of Architecture II, Theory and Criticism, Cornell University, 1995
Teaching Experience:
Lecturer, Cornell University, 1994-1995
Lecturer, Adjunct, State University of New York at Buffalo, 1996-1997
Assistant Professor, Hampton University, 1997-2000
Assistant Professor, Syracuse University, 2000-2009
Associate Professor, Tulane University, 2009 to present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Architectural Technician, Foit-Albert Associates, Buffalo New York, 1995-1997
Principal, Ruff Works Studio, New Orleans, 2003- present
Licenses/Registration:
N/A
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Mapping The African-American Urban Enclave: Ghetto in Translation, ACSA Proceedings, 2013
Spatial (w)Rapping in Global Visual Cultures: An Anthology, Ed. by Zoya Kocur, Blackwell Publishing,
2011
Installations by Architects by Ronit Eisenbachand Dr. Sarah Bonnemaison, Princeton Arch. Press, 2009
Signifyin': African -American Language to Landscape – in Thresholds 36: Difference, MIT Press, 2009
Pollock Matters- Stars Magazine, Syracuse Post Standard, 2008
Dresser Trunk Project - in Lunch: Volume 3 Territory, Carter Printing 2008
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects, The National Organization of Minority Architects

Daren Sadowsky, LEED AP
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (S2010, S2011, S2012, S2013)
APFC 4200 Professional Concerns II - Building Information Modeling
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch. & M.Arch., Tulane University, 2007
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University, 2010 - Present
Professional Experience:
Intern Architect, Sizeler Thompson Brown Architects, 2008 - Present
Licenses/Registration:
None
Professional Memberships:
None

Milton G. Scheuermann, Jr.
Adjunct Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught: (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
ASTP-2300 Architecture and Mysticism; ASTP-4310 Architecture and Music
Educational Credentials:
M.Arch, Tulane University, 2004
B.Arch. Tulane University, 1956
Neu Bauhaus, Ulm, Germany 1957
Technische Hochschule, Stuttgart, Germany 1955
Teaching Experience:
Tulane School of Architecture - 1959-present
Courses in 3D Representation, Perspective Drawing, Shades & Shadows, Photography, Calligraphy
and presently Architecture & Mysticism and Architecture & Music
Professional Experience:
Principal, Milton G. Scheuermann, Jr.. Architect, New Orleans – 1982-present
Dillard University, New Orleans: University Architect – 1972-2000
Parham & Labouisse, Architects, New Orleans – 1962-1972
Goldstein, Parham & Labouisse, Architects, New Orleans – 1954-1972
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana (Emeritus) – No. 564
Awards and Honors:
Community Arts Award, Arts Council of New Orleans as architect and educator – 2011
Lifetime Achievement Award, Gambit Newspaper Tribute to the Classical Arts – 1997
Doctor of the University, Honorary Degree from Fairfax University, U.K. – 1997
Marquis” “Who’s Who in America” – 1971-present
Tau Sigma Delta (member, Faculty Adviser)
M.N. Davidson Fellowship 1955
Publications, Articles and Papers:
Details and original plans of the New Orleans French Opera House – 1859-1919 (in preparation)
Biography of New Orleans architect, Moise Goldstein (1882-1992) (in preparation)
Biographical entry of Moise Goldstein (1882-1992) for KnowLA – 2010
“An Architectural History of Dillard University – 1933-1992”; Self Published 2002
“Perspective Drawing for Architects”; Tulane University; Second edition 2002
“In Tune with the Past: the Art of Reconstructing Historical Musical Instruments” – 1993
Les Amis, WWNO-FM Program Guide: various articles – 1982-1992
Selected Work:
Master Plan Study for Expansion of Amistad Research Center, Tulane University 2004
Dillard University: Master Plan – 1995; Revision and expansion of Master Plan – 2004
Dillard University; all buildings and additions 1963-2000
St. Theresa Catholic Church, Sugar Land, Texas – proposed expansion – 2001
St. John Lutheran Church, New Orleans – proposed expansion 2000
Whitney National Bank, New Orleans – renovations – 1965
Branch Bank of Canada, Belize, British Honduras – 1963
New Orleans International Airport (Moisant) – 1959

Allison Schiller
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (S2013)
AVSM 4545 Visual Communications Seminar
Educational Credentials:
B.S. UC Santa Barbara, 1994
M.Arch, Tulane University, 2012
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University, Spring 2013 - Present
Professional Experience:
Intern, NANO, LLC, New Orleans, LA, 2013-Present
Project Assistant, Office of the University Architect, Tulane, 2007-2008
Licenses/Registration:
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Professional Memberships:

Kenneth Schwartz, FAIA
Favrot Professor of Architecture and Dean
Courses Taught:
APFC 4100/6161 Professional Concerns – Professional Practice and Ethics – Fall 2012
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Cornell University, 1979
M.Arch., Urban Design, Cornell University, 1983
Teaching Experience:
Professor, Tulane University 2008-present
Assistant, Associate, Full Professor, University of Virginia 1984-2008
Visiting Assistant Professor, Princeton University 1986-1987
Assistant Professor, Syracuse University 1981-1984
Visiting Assistant Professor, Cornell University Spring 1982
Professional Experience:
Community Planning + Design LLC 2005-2008
Renaissance Planning Group 2001-2005
Schwartz-Kinnard, Architects 1983-2008
Macon-Chaintreuil & Associates 1979-1980
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana (current)
New York, New Jersey, Virginia, Vermont (former licenses)
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Various publications for Tulane School of Architecture 2008-present
“Landscape as Mentor: Repositioning Urbanism in the Suburban Setting”, 2004
Eastern Planning Initiative Report (with others) 2002
West Main Street Economic Development and Urban Infill 1998
“In the Shadow of the University”, APA National Convention (with M. Cox and W. Harris) 1998
Fifeville Community Design: A Public, Private, University Collaboration (with M. Cox) 1998
The Case for Technology Integration in Community Design 1997
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
American Institute of Certified Planners (through 2008)
Service
Southeast Regional Director, ACSA 2006-2008
Member, APELSCIDA Board, Virginia (licensing) 2004-2008
President-Elect, President, NAAB 1999-2001
Chair, AIA Educators Practitioners Network 1999-2001
AIA Case Studies Working Group member 2000-2002
Planning Commissioner, City of Charlottesville 1997-2001
Chair, Art and Architectural Review Board, State of Virginia 1995-1997

Lloyd N. Shields
Adjunct Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught
4LAW4930-01 - Environmental Law – Historic Preservation Seminar
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Tulane University, 1974
Master of Arch., Tulane University 2004
J.D., Tulane University School of Law 1977
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Professor, Tulane University Law School, New Orleans
Historic Preservation 1993 - present
Adjunct Professor, Loyola University School of Law, New Orleans
Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure 1988 - present
Professional Experience:
Attorney, 1977 - present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana, various Federal Courts
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
See Shields Mott Lund, L.L.P. website (www.shieldsmottlund.com)
Professional Memberships:
Louisiana Bar Association

Z Smith, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Ph.D.
Adjunct Associate Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, F2012, S2013)
ATCS 3030/6130: Buildings, Climate, Comfort
ATCS 4242: Passive / Smart / Active
Educational Credentials:
Sc.B, Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1983
Ph.D, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, 1987
M.Arch., University of California, Berkeley, 2002
Teaching Experience:
Graduate Student Instructor, University of California, Berkeley, 2000-2001
Instructor, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, 2007-2008
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Architecture, Tulane University, 2011-present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Scott Neeley & Associates, Davis, California 2001-2004
Project Architect, Busby Perkins & Will, Vancouver, British Columbia 2005-2009
Director of Sustainability & Building Performance, Eskew+Dumez+Ripple, New Orleans 2009-present
Licenses/Registration:
California
Louisiana
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Author: "From Living Buildings to Living Campuses," Planning for Higher Education. 38(1): 41–50.
Work profiled: "The Centre for Interactive Research on Sustainability", Architect Magazine. March 2012
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
LEED Accredited Professional, Building Design & Construction

Jill Stoll
Associate Dean of Students
Courses Taught
AVSM 1100 Visual Media 1 – Fall 2009, Fall 2010, Summer 2012, Fall 2012, Summer 2013
AVSM 3310 Architectural Drawing – Fall 2011
DSGN 1000 Career Explorations in Architecture – Summer 2012, Summer 2013
AVSM 4444 Modes of Representation – Spring 2013
Educational Credentials:
BFA, University of North Texas, 1991
MFA, Cranbrook Academy of Art, 1997
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Assistant Professor; Tulane University, School of Architecture 2009 - present
Instructor; Xavier University of Louisiana 2012
Instructor; Louise S. McGehee School 2012
Instructor; Tulane University, School of Architecture 2009 present
Instructor; Texas Tech University, College of Architecture 2007 - 2009
Instructor; Skidmore College 2000
Instructor; The Dalton School 1999 - 2006
Professional Experience:
Assistant in Education Programs, New York Foundation for the Arts 1999
Assistant to the Window Director; Window Director, Neiman Marcus 1992 - 1995
Licenses/Registration:
n/a
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
The Medium is the Mail by Rob Walker, Design Observer 2013
Structure for Landscape: Exploring the Built Environment, HomeSpace Gallery 2012
50th Anniversary Visual Arts Alumni Exhibition, Interlochen Center for the Arts 2012
By Way of Lenses, Solo Exhibition, Metairie Park Country Day School 2012
Krappy Kamera XIII, International Juried Competition, Soho Photo 2011
Holga Out of the Box International Exhibit, TCC Photo Gallery 2011
In Camera, Solo Exhibition, Tulane School of Architecture 2010
What I Made Here, Solo Exhibition, Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts 2010
2nd Annual Juried Plastic Camera Show, Rayko Photo Center 2009
Alumni Artists Juried Exhibition, Interlochen Center for the Arts 2009
5X5X(5), Target Gallery, Torpedo Factory Art Center 2008
Professional Memberships:
n/a

John H Stubbs
Senior Professor of Practice
Courses Taught (F2011) (S2012)(F2012)(S2013)
PRST 6510 Studio I: Building Preservation
PRST 6520 Studio II: Urban Conservation
PRST 6710 Introduction to Historic Preservation
PRST 6530 Internship I
PRST 6410 Field Studies (North America)
PRST 6540 Heritage Education
PRST 6420 Field Studies Abroad
PRST 6900 Practicum
PRST 6920 Thesis
Educational Credentials:
B.S. Construction Technology, Louisiana State University, 1972
M.S. Preservation, Columbia University, 1974
Certificate, International Centre for the Study of the Conservation of Cultural Property (Rome), 1977
Teaching Experience:
Instructor, Louisiana State University 1974-1978
Adjunct Associate Professor, Columbia University 1981-1983 and 1990-2009
Visiting Professor, University of Pennsylvania Spring 1984
Senior Professor of Preservation Practice and Director, Tulane University 2011-present
Professional Experience:
Historical Architect, US National Park Service, Technical Preservation Services, Washington, DC
Associate & Assistant Director, Dept. of Preservation, Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners, NYC
Vice President for Field Projects, World Monuments Fund, NYC
Licenses/Registration:
Passed Equivalency Exam, NCARB, Louisiana 1977
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Time Honored; A Global View of Architectural Conservation, John Wiley, 2009
Architectural Conservation in Europe and the Americas, John Wiley, 2011 (with Emily Makas)
Remote Sensing in Cultural Heritage Management in Remote Sensing in Archaeology, Springer, 2011
Conserving Preah Khan, Angkor, Cambodia, co-edited with Michael Coe, Scala, 2010
Choices in Architectural Conservation, chapter in Heritage Economics, Springer, 2013
Conserving Classical Archaeological Sites in Oxford Guide to Classical Archaeology, OUP, 2014
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects (Associate)
International Council on Monuments and Sites
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Society of Architectural Historians

Jonathan Tate, AIA
Adjunct Assistant Professor of
Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 4100-5100 Option Studio (Claiborne after I-10)
DSGN 3200 Graduate Comprehensive Studio
ASTP 6660 Research Seminar (Research and Representation I)
ASTP 6661 Research Seminar (Research and Representation II)
Educational Credentials:
BS in Architecture, Auburn University, 1997
MDesS AP, Harvard University, 2008
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Tulane University 2008–2013
Professional Experience:
Project Architect, Mockbee Coker Architects, 1997–2001
Project Architect, buildingstudio, 2001–2007
Partner, buildingstudio, 2007–2011
Principal, Office of Jonathan Tate, 2011–2013
Licenses/Registration:
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
"The Productive Plot." in Farming Cuba, edited by Carey Clouse, Princeton Architectural Press
Forthcoming.
"A Rich Life, Unquestionably." in Rural Studio at 20, edited by Elena Barthel, Andrea Dean, Andrew
Freear and Timothy Hursley, Princeton Architectural Press Forthcoming.
"M Monachus, Feral Urbanist." in Architecture is All Over, edited by Esther Choi and Marrikka Trotter,
Work Books / MIT Press Forthcoming.
“Strategic Alliances.” in Architecture at The Edge of Everything Else, edited by Esther Choi and
Marrikka Trotter, MIT Press 2010.
Wetland Urbanism, Three-Continent Delta Research Initiative (Recent Research)
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects

Emilie Taylor
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
APFC 6890 Service Learning (F2011, F2012)
DSGN 4100 Advanced Studio Elective (F2011, F2012)
DSGN 5100 Advanced Studio Elective (F2011, F2012)
ISTU 6000 Advanced Detailing and Fabrication (S2012)
ISTU 5010 Public Service Internship
ISTU 6010 Independent Study
Educational Credentials:
B.S., University of Southern Mississippi, 2003
MARCH., Tulane University, 2006
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Instructor, 2007-2009
Lecturer, Tulane University, 2009-2011
Adjunct Assistant Professor, 2011- present
Professional Experience:
Intern Carter Burgess, Fort Worth, TX, 2004
Intern Brad Bell Design, New Orleans, LA 2005
Intern, Bild Design, New Orleans, LA 2006-2008
Design Build Manager, Tulane City Center 2009-present
SWET Design Build, New Orleans LA 2012-present
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Various Publications for the Tulane City Center, 2006-present
The Power of Pro Bono, John Cary Editor, Metropolis Books, New York, 2010
SEED Documentary, Grow Dat Youth Farm, 2012
Speaker: Public Interest Design Institute, Cincinnati, OH, Nov 2012
Speaker: AIA 2012 National Convention, Washington, DC. Panel: Design Build Educational Studios;
Urban Reinvestment
Article: God’s Architects; The Materials and Methods of Self Taught Builders of the South. May 2012
Professional Memberships:
Service:
Hollygrove Market and Farm Board of Advisors 2011-2012
Tulane Center for Public Service Executive Committee 2012-present

Reuben Teague, JD
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (F2011, F2012)
SRED 6120: Legal issues in Real Estate Development
Educational Credentials:
A.B., Princeton University, 1999
J.D., New York University, 2005
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University, 2011-Present
Professional Experience:
Senior Associate, Computer Science Corporation, 1999-2001
Policy Analyst, Public Citizen, 2001-2002
Law Clerk, Eastern District of Louisiana, 2005-2006
Law Clerk, United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, 2006-2007
Principal, Green Coast Enterprises, 2007-Present
Licenses/Registration:
Massachusetts, Inactive
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Professional Memberships:
Massachusetts Bar Association

Jessica Dixon Tippens, AIA, LEED AP BD + C
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught
DSGN 2200 – Architecture Studio – Spring 2013
Career Explorations in Architecture – Summer 2013
Educational Credentials:
M.Arch., Tulane University, 2002
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University, Spring 2013-present
Professional Experience:
loess architecture llc, New Orleans, LA 2002-Present
Oregon Health and Sciences University, Portland, OR 2011-2012
Yost Grube Hall Architecture, Portland, OR 2009-2010
Wayne Troyer Architects, New Orleans, LA 2005-2008
Trapolin Peer Architects, New Orleans LA 2003-2005
NANO LLC, New Orleans, LA, 2002-20003
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana (current)
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
National Council for Architectural Registration Boards
United States Green Building Council

Wayne Troyer, AIA
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught:
Adjunct Lecturer, DSGN 3200, Tulane University, Spring 2013
Educational Credentials:
M. Arch., Tulane University, 2004
B. Arch., Tulane University, 1983
B. Music, Loyola University, 1978
Associate Degree in Music, Delgado Community College, 1975
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Professor, 4th+ 5thYear Comprehensive Design Platform, Tulane University, Fall 1999
Adjunct Professor, Second Year Design Studio, Tulane University, Fall 1997
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Fall 1993
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Interior Design, LSU Baton Rouge, Spring 1993
Adjunct Assistant Professor, 5 th Year Design Studio and Technology, University of Arkansas,
Fayetteville, AR, Fall 1990
Professional Experience:
studioWTA: 1991-present (www.studioWTA.com)
concordia Architects 1986-1990
Farnet Architects 1984-1985
Louisiana World Exposition, Inc, 1983-1984
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana (current)
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
2013 - AIA Louisiana – LSUHSC Library - Award of Merit
2012 - AIA New Orleans - Rice Mill Lofts - Merit Award Adaptive Reuse
2010 - AIA Gulf States Region - Award of Merit: Arthur Roger @434
2009 - AIA National Honor Award - Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, Tulane University
Associate Architect with VJAA
2009 - AIA Louisiana - Honorable Mention: The Crutcher Residence
2009 - The Rudy Bruner Award: The Rebuild Center
2008 - AIA COTE Award - Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, Tulane University
Associate Architect with VJAA
2008 - AIA National Small Projects Awards: PJ’s Coffee
2007 - Regional Modernist Exhibit at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art (featured firm)
2007 - Gulf States Region AIA Awards Honor Awards: studioWTA
2007 - Gulf States Region AIA Awards Honor Awards: Wall Residential College
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
NCARB
Service
Historic Districts Landmark Commission, Architectural Review Committee, 2006-present
DOCOMOMO US, Louisiana Chapter, 2010-present
New Orleans Film Society, Past President / Advisory Board, 2000-present
Preservation Resource Center, Board 2006 - 2013

Kentaro Tsubaki, R.A.
Assistant Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN3100 Core Architecture Studio – Fall 2012 / Fall 2011(1/2 semester)
DSGN1200 Core Architecture Studio – Summer 2012
DSGN5200/6020 Thesis Studio – Spring 2012
ATCS3100 Technological Systems II (Structural Systems) – Spring 2012
DSGN4100 Option Architecture Studio in Rome – Fall 2011(1/2 semester)
ATCS 6330 Technological Systems Seminar – Fall 2011
Educational Credentials:
M. Arch II. Cranbrook Academy of Art 1997
M. Arch I. University of Colorado 1993
B. Sci. Kyoto University, 1990
Teaching Experience:
Assistant Professor, Tulane University, 2009-current
Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University, 2006-2009
Instructor, University of Colorado at Denver, 1995
Professional Experience:
Studio KT, 1997 - current
Pasanella+Klein, Stolzman+Berg Architects, P.C. 1997 - 2006
Cranbrook Architecture Office, 1996
Urban Design Group, Inc., 1994 - 1995
Licenses/Registration:
New York (current)
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
The Virtue of Indeterminacy in Architectural Design and Construction (current research)
Foldout Drawing: a projective drawing for fabric forming (Journal of Architectural Education, 2012).
Tumbling Units: Tectonics of Indeterminate Extension, Matter: Material Processes in Architectural
Production (Taylor & Francis Books, 2011).
NOLA Machi-ya: a Multi-use housing prototype for New Orleans (ACSA Fall Conf. Proceedings 2011)
Smocking: Pleated Surfaces and Fabric Formwork (ACSA Annual Conf. Proceedings 2010)
The Light Filtering Device: A Temporal/Spatial Performance of Architecture (National Conference on
the Beginning Design Student Proceedings 2009)
Professional Memberships:
N/A

Maggie Van Dusen, AIA, LEED AP
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (S2009, S2010, S2012, S2013)
APFC 4200 Professional Concerns II - Building Information Modeling
Educational Credentials:
M.Arch., Tulane University, 2007
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane University 2009-present
Professional Experience:
Architect, Sizeler Thompson Brown Architects 2007-Present
Intern, H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture LLC 2005
Intern, Perez, APC 2005
Licenses/Registration:
Louisiana
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
NCARB

Prisca Terven Weems, MArch, MSc (Candidate),
Assoc.AIA, LEED AP
Adjunct Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught:
Seminar Systems Thinking and Integrated Design Process
SRED 6310 Sustainable Design and Development
Educational Credentials:
B.Arch., Tulane University, 1995
M.Arch., Tulane University, 1995
Postgraduate Degree, Energy and Environmental Sciences, Centre for Alter.Tech./U.of E. London,2010
M.Sc.Arch., Centre for Alternative Technology/U. of E. London (UK), (Candidate)
Teaching Experience:
Visiting Professor, Tulane University, Spring 2011
Adjunct Professor, Tulane University, Fall 2011
Professional Experience:
Founding Principal, FutureProof, LLC, New Orleans 2004-Present
Founder/Lead Designer/Project Manager, RTii, London, UK 2000-2003
In-house Designer/Project Manager, Fulcrum Consulting, London, UK 1997-2000
Owner/Designer/Project Manager, PnO Properties, New Orleans, LA 1995-1997
Intern Architect, Donald Maginnis Architects, 1996-1997
Intern, City Planning, City of New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, 1993-1994
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects
American Planning Association
Urban Land Institute
Women in Energy

Seth Welty, LEED AP
Adjunct Lecturer
Courses Taught (F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013)
DSGN 1100
DSGN 1200
ATCS 6020
Educational Credentials:
M.Arch., Tulane University, 2008
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Lecturer, Tulane School of Architecture, 2011-present
Professional Experience:
Intern, Roseling Nakamura Terada, San Diego, CA 2005
Intern, BILD Design, New Orleans, LA 2006-2008
Rose Fellow, Gulf Coast Community Design Studio, Biloxi, MS 2008-2011
Partner, Colectivo LLC, New Orleans, LA 2012-present
Licenses/Registration:
LEED Accredited Professional
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Designing for Good, (Next American City, 2011)
Professional Memberships:
NA

Amber N. Wiley, Ph.D.
Visiting Assistant Professor of Architecture
Courses Taught
AHST 3010/6610 History/Theory of Architecture/Urbanism I – Fall 2012
Educational Credentials:
B.A. Architecture, Yale University, 2003
Master’s Architectural History, University of Virginia School of Architecture, 2005
Ph.D. American Studies, George Washington University, 2011
Teaching Experience:
Visiting Assistant Professor, Tulane University 2011-present
Graduate Teaching Assistant and Instructor, George Washington University, 2006-2010
Instructor, Lutheran College Washington Semester, 2008
Professional Experience:
Image Cataloger, George Washington University, 2008
Art Instructor, Arts and Technology Academy Summer Camp, 2007
Cultural Policy Intern, Smithsonian Institution, Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, 2006
Research Scholar, Americans for the Arts, 2005
Licenses/Registration:
N/A
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
“The Dunbar High School Dilemma: Architecture, Power, and African American Cultural Heritage,”
Buildings & Landscapes 20 no. 1 (Spring 2013)
“Performing Music and Mobility: New Orleans Lived/Observed,” Walking in the City: Quotidian Mobility
and Ethnographic Method (In Progress)
“LeDroit Park: A Study of Contrasts,” Vernacular Architecture Newsletter no. 125 (Fall 2010): 1-9
Professional Memberships:
Vernacular Architecture Forum
Society of Architectural Historians
Urban History Association
Society for American City and Regional Planning History
Service:
Faculty Sponsor, Tulane Multicultural Architecture and Artist Coalition Student Group, 2012-present
Diversity Task Force, Tulane School of Architecture, 2012-present
Organizing Committee and Panelist, Yale Women in Architecture Reunion and Celebration, 2012
Faculty Advisor, Project Pipeline, National Organization of Minority Architects (LA), 2012
Board Member and Website Administrator, Society of Architectural Historians Latrobe Chapter, 2010-12
Board Member and Historian, Yale Black Alumni Association, 2010-present

Thaddeus Zarse
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Courses Taught (S2006 - F2013)
DSGN 1100 First Year Design Studio
DSGN 1200 First Year Design Studio
DSGN 2100 Second Year Design Studio
DSGN 2200 Second Year Design Studio
DSGN 3100 Third Year Design Studio
ADGM 1200 Digital Media I
ADGM 3100 Digital Media II
ADGM 3200 Digital Media III
Educational Credentials:
B.S.Arch., University of Cincinnati, 2002
M.Arch., UCLA, 2005
Teaching Experience:
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles, 2005
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Tulane University, New Orleans, 2006-current
Professional Experience:
Intern Architect, Eskew+Dumez+Ripple, New Orleans, 2006-2008
Principle, TZCO, New Orleans, 2008-present
Licenses/Registration:
None
Selected Publications and Recent Research:
Zarse, Thaddeus. “Trahan Architects – Love At First Site.” ArtVoices. June, 2009.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “Chad Anderson Furniture Designs – From Materiality To Effect.” ArtVoices. June,
2009.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “David Erdman and Clover Lee – He Said, She Said.” ArtVoices. September,
2009.Zarse, Thaddeus. “Frank Gehry and Robert Tannen – Old Faubourg & Old Friends.” ArtVoices.
October, 2009.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “Khoury Levit Fong – The Big and Small Of It All.” ArtVoices. January, 2010.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “Tulane City Center – Actively Designing for Design Activism.” ArtVoices. March,
2010.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “Architecture Review: Living social at 930 Poydras Street.” www.nola.com. April 11,
2011
Zarse, Thaddeus. “Architects Descend on New Orleans: Melissa Urcan discusses The American
Institute of Architects (AIA) National Convention and Design Expo.” www.nola.com. May 12, 2011.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “Marcel Wisznia: Downtown Renaissance Man.” ArtVoices. February, 2012.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “SOFTlab: Color, Coded.” ArtVoices. April, 2012.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “Two Tales of a City: A Paradoxical Irony of Events.” Fulcrum: The Architecture
Association’s Weekly Free Sheet. Issue:41, Topic: Golden Age Syndrome. April 25, 2012.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “servo los angeles: in flux.” ArtVoices. June, 2012.
Zarse, Thaddeus. “WEATHERS: An Energetic Forecast.” ArtVoices. August, 2012.
Professional Memberships:
The American Institute of Architects