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Visioning Your Design Justice Education – A Design Futures Forum Workshop

workshop

February 1, 2025 | 10:30am - 1:30pm

This workshop event, hosted by Ezra Kong, Executive Director of the Design Futures Forum, will introduce the concept of design justice. Through reflection, activities, and discussion, students will examine their current role and envision their potential future trajectory within the realm of design justice.

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Weaving Bee

interactive event

February 1, 2025 | 10am - 12pm

Join our Weaving Bee for an interactive exploration of sustainable design and making. Participants will learn branch weaving and finger weaving under the instruction of Daron Douglas, engage with a community weaving project by ricRACK, view woven works by artist Jill Stoll, and observe Marion Forbes demonstrate the set-up of a Saori Loom.

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Natasha Jen

School LecTURE Series

February 3, 2025 | 6pm - 7pm

Join us for the lecture "Design at the Crossroads of Media, Markets, and Meaning" by Natasha Jen, Award-Winning Designer, Educator, and Partner at Pentagram.

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Azby Fund Endowed Lecture.

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Career Days 2025

CAREer services

February 12-14, 2025

Tulane School of Architecture's annual career event dedicated to connecting architecture, design, real estate development, historic preservation, and social innovation students with employers through both virtual and in-person formats. This free event provides excellent opportunities for companies and for students.

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Alan Karchmer and Robert Ivy

School LecTURE Series

February 17, 2025 | 6pm - 7pm

Join us for the lecture "Chateau La Coste: Design in Words and Images" by alumni Alan Karchmer (A '78), Architectural Photographer, and Robert Ivy (A '76), Design Advocate/Architect/Educator.

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Morris Adjmi

School LecTURE Series

February 24, 2025 | 6pm - 7pm

Join us for a lecture by Morris Adjmi, Founder/Owner of Morris Adjmi Architects and TuSA Alumnus (A '83).

William Kay and Nancy Proctor Turner Lecture.

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Ann Forsyth

School LecTURE Series

March 17, 2025 | 6pm - 7pm

Join us for a lecture by Ann Forsyth, Ruth and Frank Stanton Professor of Urban Planning and Director of the Master in Urban Planning Program, Harvard Graduate School of Design.

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Adam Marcus and Andrew Kudless

School LecTURE Series

March 24, 2025 | 6pm - 7pm

Join us for a lecture by Adam Marcus,  Variable Projects, Futures North, and Associate Professor of Architecture and Director of Research of the Center of Climate Change and Urbanism, Tulane School of Architecture; and TuSA Alumnus Andrew Kudless (A '98), Matsys and Bill Kendall Memorial Endowed Professor and Director of the Advanced Media Technology (C.R.A.F.T.) Lab at University of Houston Hines College of Architecture Design.

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Graduate Open House

open house

April 3-4, 2025

This is the premier event for admitted students in all graduate programs to explore all that the Tulane School of Architecture has to offer!

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What Matter's Here.?!

EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY

September 2024 - May 2025

Join us for the Fall 2024 - Spring 2025 exhibition What Matter's Here.?! at the school's Albert and Tina Small Center for Collaborative Design. The exhibition explores how the Gulf Coast’s industrial legacy can inform a regenerative future for the region. Public programming around the exhibit will begin after the opening through the 2024-25 academic year.