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Creating a brighter future for New Orleans Youth

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  • News & Events
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  • Proposals
    • Hollygrove | Section 1
    • Glorifying Gert Town
    • Hoffman Triangle – Section 3
    • Section #4, A Tale of Two Frogs
    • 5: French Quarter & Treme
    • Child Safety in Treme and the Seventh Ward
    • Section #7 (Seventh-Ward & St. Roch) – The Environment of an Abandoned Bike
    • St. Roch Redesign
    • Phase 2 – Section #9
    • The Lower Ninth
    • The Lower Ninth Ward: Section 12
    • Breaking the Boundary of the Canal
      • Bayou Park -Industrial Canal

Oct 14 2019

Site Visit: New Orleans, LA

Our studio had the amazing opportunity to do a site visit to New Orleans this past week. It was informative, dynamic, and essential to the direction our studio is taking! We toured the city on Sunday to explore different areas of New Orleans. We had the chance to meet Jessica Watt with CDM Smith, Spackman Michaels and Mossop, and Dana Brown Landscape Architects for our understanding of the built environment on Monday. Tuesday we got to meet with Professors at Tulane University, grab lunch at Cafe Reconcile, and met with the owner of The Blue House. It was a rewarding trip, and we are all excited to keep sharing our findings from the trip and our designs as we move forward!

Written by Miriam · Categorized: Child Friendly City · Tagged: Green Infrastructure, Landscape Architecture, Our Studio, Urban Design, Workshops

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