Faculty & Staff Faculty :: C. Errol Barron, FAIA
C. Errol Barron, FAIA
Favrot Professor of Architecture
Master of Architecture, Yale University, 1967; Bachelor of Architecture, Tulane University, 1964
Errol Barron is an architect / painter /photographer living in New Orleans. A graduate of Tulane and Yale Universities, he is Favrot Professor of Architecture at Tulane University and is the architect for the Ogden Museum, The Salvation Army Center of Hope, The Oliver St. Pe’ Center for the Blind at UNO and a number of other innovative projects in this region, California, New York and Greece.
He has exhibited his paintings and photographs in New Orleans since 1980 and was the subject of a traveling exhibit of paintings and drawings that was exhibited at the Alexandria, Louisiana Museum of Art, the Barkersfield Musuem of Art, The LSU gallery, the Ogden Museum, The Un. Of Tennessee School of Architecture Gallery and the University of Miami School of Architecture Gallery. A book on his work “Observation” was published in 2005.
He is a former winner of the Gabriel Prize and is a Fellow In the American Institute of Architects.
His paintings are in the collection of the Ogden Musuem, the Un. Of Tennesse Museum, the Alexandria Museum and the Bakersfield Museum of Art and numerous private collections.
Contact
Tulane School of Architecture
6823 Saint Charles Avenue
Richardson Memorial Hall
Room 304
New Orleans, Louisiana 70118
