The Louisiana State University School of Architecture affirms the value of the studio based design educational model. This value resides in the active learning that is indicative of studio education with its emphasis on dialogue, collaboration, risk-taking and learning by doing. Studios are a type of learning community with intense learning relationships that range from one-on-one faculty instruction and peer-to-peer learning. In recognition of this community, the School has evolved their Studio Culture Policy. The latest version of the LSU School of Architecture Studio Culture Policy can be found here.
Studio Culture
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LSU School of Architecture Professor J. Michael Desmond’s Book Details Origins of LSU Campus
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LSU Coastal Sustainability Studio Wins National Award for Collaborative Practice in Architectural Education
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The LSU School of Architecture to Host Annual O.J. Baker Awards on Friday, April 26
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The LSU School of Architecture Regrets to Announce the Passing of Former Adjunct Professor Jack Ford
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Board of Regents Grant Provides LSU College with State-of-the-Art 3D Scanner and Fabrication Unit
- LSU’s Office of Community Design and Development Receives $25,000 Foundation for Louisiana Grant
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Weekly Update Summer 2013 | 5 of 8
- Architecture Professor Wins Getty Grant to Develop Preservation Plan for LSU Campus
- LSU School of Architecture’s Office of Community Design and Development Partners with Woodland Trail in Belle Chasse
- Russell Chair Professor Honored in National Competition