Tulane School of Architecture (TuSA) is open, post-Hurricane Ida. We are currently operating with remote instruction. In-person instruction will resume on Sept. 27. For more information about Tulane's response and reopening, visit the university's Forward TUgether website. TuSA students should check their emails for important return-to-campus instructions.
ARCH 1012 - First Year Studio
ARCH 2021/6021 - Second Year Studio
ARCH 3312/6312 - Advanced Digital Media
Adam Modesitt’s interests focus on adapting, hybridizing, and repositioning digital workflows to reengage architecture’s traditions and histories. He has taught previously at the New Jersey Institute of Technology and the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.
Prior to teaching full time, he was a project director at SHoP Architects, overseeing a broad range of projects, from the master plan of Konza City, Kenya, to a proposed redesign of LGA airport, to a million square foot cultural building in downtown Detroit. He was also a project manager of the Barclays Center Arena, in Brooklyn, where he led the design and implementation of the building’s panelized facade. He has also held positions at Preston Scott Cohen Inc. in Cambridge, MA, and Foster + Partners, in London. Modesitt holds a Bachelor of Arts in Physics from Wesleyan University and a Master of Architecture from Harvard University.
