Facilities

Richardson Memorial Hall, the home of Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment, recently completed a transformative renovation and expansion. Scroll below to learn more.

Designed in 1907 by the New Orleans architecture firm of Andry and Bendernagel, Richardson Memorial Hall is the main building for Tulane School School of Architecture and Built Environment and recently finished a multi-year renovation.

The Fabrication Labs provide students with opportunities to enrich their three-dimensional design explorations while developing their education in fabrication technologies.

Library resources and services supporting the Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment are distributed among these locations:

Howard-Tilton Memorial Library 

Latin American Library

Southeastern Architectural Archive 

The Mintz Computer Lab houses computer assisted design instruction within the School of Architecture and Built Environment. Equipment includes the latest workstations configured for graphics and computer-aided design. Animation and three-dimensional modeling, rendering and imaging capabilities are used for student projects, presentations and architectural research. This space is a cloud-based resource during our building renovation.

Tulane University is committed to providing equal access and a friendly environment for all who study and work at Tulane University. Students and employees with psychological, medical/physical, and learning/developmental disabilities are served. Through a collaborative relationship, modifications to the academic or work environment accommodations can be offered. Our mission is to provide services and promote an accessible environment to all members of the Tulane community.

Goldman Center for Student Accessibility
(504) 862-8433 - goldman@tulane.edu
Howard Tilton Memorial Library, Suite B2
5, 7001 Freret Street, New Orleans, LA 70118