A-190.01 Building Area: (sf) 79,000 Cost per Square Foot: $287 Construction Cost $22.7 million Date of Completion: August 2014

Program Summary: This dormitory includes two-hundred-fifty-six beds, extensive common areas, a classroom, and apartments for a faculty-in-residence and a community director. Program Statement: This dormitory is a new student residence which strengthens the university’s residential college program. The building includes two-hundred-fifty-six beds, extensive common areas, a classroom and apartments for a faculty-in-residence and a community director. At every scale, the architecture establishes spatial relationships that connect the individual student to the University. The courtyard, ringed by common areas, is a dynamic, collective space. It is surrounded by the house living room, a multipurpose event space with a demonstration kitchen and a flexible classroom on the first floor, which is elevated above grade for flood protection. The upper floors are organized into eight clusters of thirty-two beds, each including dedicated social and study spaces around the courtyard. Bedrooms face outward for privacy, light and views. The building’s massing, materials and fenestration amplify the site relationships and program organization. Outward-facing brick facades register each bedroom’s scale and reference the historic buildings. The courtyard, clad in corrugated zinc, has an active composition expressing the common programs. A multilevel bridge marks entry into the courtyard. The project is LEED Gold certified.

A-190.02 Site aerial with the project in the lower right, JL House to the left, and Newcomb Hall in the Center.

A-190.03 View from quadrangle with Newcomb Hall to the left.

A-190.04 Courtyard view facing east toward bridge, lobby and east common spaces.

A-190.05 Primary entry to the building from Newcomb-McAlister Green.

A-190.06 Courtyard view facing northeast toward lobby and bridge.

A-190.07 Lobby.

A-190.08 House living room with event space beyond.

A-190.09 Event Space with demonstration kitchen countertop in foreground and courtyard beyond.

A-190.10 Study space and corridor.

A-190.11 Detail of Zimple Street brick cladding.

A-190.12 View of bridge with quadrangle and JL House beyond.

A-190.12 Key 1. Lobby 2. House Living Room 3. Special Events Space 4. Classroom 5. Community Director Apartment 6. Faculty-in-Residence Apartment 7. Laundry Room 8. Mechanical 9. Bike Storage 10. Social Lounge 11. Study Lounge 12. Single Suite 13. Double Suite 14. Residential Advisor 15. Single Room

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Project Name: Barbara Greenbaum House Project Location: Tulane University, New Orleans, LA Owner/Client: Tulane University Architect(s) of Record: Architecture Research Office 170 Varck Street, 7th Floor New York, NY 10013 Waggonner and Ball Architects 2200 Prytania Street New Orleans, LA 70130 Project Team: (ARO) Kim Yao, Adam Yarinsky, Neil Patel, Danielle Brown, Ethan Feuer, Michael Haddy, Mandy LeBoeuf, Zachary Stevens; (W&B) Mac Ball, David Waggonner, Brian Swanner, Dennis Horchoff, Jill Maumus, Charles Sterkx Landscape Architect: Towers|Golde Consultants: F, F & E: Studio WTA Structural / Civil Engineer: Schrenk, Endom, & Flanagan, LLC MEPFP Engineer: Huseman & Associates Lighting Designer: Tillotson Design Associates Acoustics Consultant: Threshold Acoustics, LLC Housing Consultant: Stegman + Associates Sustainability Consultant: YR&G Estimator: Faithful + Gould

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General Contractor: The Lemoine Company, LLC Photographer(s): Jimmy Pecoul (slide 2) Elizabeth Felicella (slides 3-12) Architecture Research Office (drawings on

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