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LSU Coastal Sustainability Studio Wins National Award for Collaborative Practice in Architectural Education

April 13, 2013 in Architecture, Coastal Sustainability Studio, Diversity, Honors & Awards, Research

      The LSU Coastal Sustainability Studio (CSS), a trans-disciplinary program of the College of Art & Design, College of Engineering, and School of the Coast & Environment, has been awarded the prestigious Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) Collaborative Practice Award for 2012-13. ACSA Board President Donna Robertson presented the award during [...]

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The LSU School of Architecture to Host Annual O.J. Baker Awards on Friday, April 26

April 10, 2013 in Architecture, Honors & Awards

The LSU School of Architecture cordially invites students and faculty to the… 2013 O.J. Baker Awards Ceremony & AIAS Silent Auction Fundraiser Friday, April 26, 2013, at 4:30pm with awards announced at 5:00pm LSU Sculpture Garden – Outside Atkinson Hall The ceremony, which is named after the school’s first administrative head, O.J. Baker, recognizes LSU [...]

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Pavilion Designed by Architecture Faculty and Students Receives Honorable Mention at AIA Rose Awards Ceremony

September 11, 2012 in Community Outreach, Faculty & Staff Focus, Honors & Awards, Service Learning, Student Spotlight, Student Work

A project designed and constructed by LSU School of Architecture students and faculty was awarded an Honorable Mention at the American Institute of Architects’ Rose Awards ceremony in July. The YMCA Baranco-Clark Pavilion, a collaboration between the LSU School of Architecture and the Center for Planning Excellence, was designed and constructed by AIA member and [...]

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Metropolis Magazine Features Work by Landscape Architecture Professor and Architecture Alumni

September 11, 2012 in A & D News, Alumni, Faculty & Staff Focus, Honors & Awards

It took seven years, but the new Rosa F. Keller Library and Community Center in the Broadmoor section of New Orleans has risen from the ravages of Katrina and LSU landscape architecture professors and architecture alumni helped. After the levees breached, the original 1993 building was swamped with two feet of water and the community [...]

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