Algiers Ferry Terminal

In order to increase ridership of the Algiers Canal ferry route and to accommodate the city’s new accessible and pedestrian-only ferry boats, a multidisciplinary collaboration inspired the vision for a sustainable, multimodal community hub including an extensive renovation to the existing terminal.

Tulane Downtown Plazas

As part of Tulane University’s multi-year, $1 billion commitment to cutting edge research, Studio West paired with the landscape architecture office, SCAPE, to lead, design, and construct a two-part comprehensive urban design that blended campus wayfinding and strategic signage placement with new plaza paving, landscaping, and compliant stormwater retention to bring the entirety of the Downtown Tulane campus as one cohesive unit.

Rampart Street Development

Designing and planning the new construction and historic renovation of the 400 block of South Rampart, including four new construction buildings: the reconstruction of the Karnofsky Tailor Shop, as well as the renovation of the historic Iroquois Theatre and Eagle Saloon.

Tulane - Downtown Lighting

Part of a multi-year transformation of Tulane’s downtown campus, this facade upgrade improves lighting for three campus buildings: the J. Bennett Johnson Building, the Hutchinson Building, and Deming Pavilion. The color-changing, programmable lighting enhances safety on campus and increases brand presence around the Tulane University Downtown Campus and along the Tulane Avenue corridor.

Algiers Ferry Terminal

In order to increase ridership of the Algiers Canal ferry route and to accommodate the city’s new accessible and pedestrian-only ferry boats, a multidisciplinary collaboration inspired the vision for a sustainable, multimodal community hub including an extensive renovation to the existing terminal.

Tulane Downtown Plazas

As part of Tulane University’s multi-year, $1 billion commitment to cutting edge research, Studio West paired with the landscape architecture office, SCAPE, to lead, design, and construct a two-part comprehensive urban design that blended campus wayfinding and strategic signage placement with new plaza paving, landscaping, and compliant stormwater retention to bring the entirety of the Downtown Tulane campus as one cohesive unit.

Rampart Street Development

Designing and planning the new construction and historic renovation of the 400 block of South Rampart, including four new construction buildings: the reconstruction of the Karnofsky Tailor Shop, as well as the renovation of the historic Iroquois Theatre and Eagle Saloon.

Tulane - Downtown Lighting

Part of a multi-year transformation of Tulane’s downtown campus, this facade upgrade improves lighting for three campus buildings: the J. Bennett Johnson Building, the Hutchinson Building, and Deming Pavilion. The color-changing, programmable lighting enhances safety on campus and increases brand presence around the Tulane University Downtown Campus and along the Tulane Avenue corridor.

Algiers Ferry Terminal

In order to increase ridership of the Algiers Canal ferry route and to accommodate the city’s new accessible and pedestrian-only ferry boats, a multidisciplinary collaboration inspired the vision for a sustainable, multimodal community hub including an extensive renovation to the existing terminal.

Tulane Downtown Plazas

As part of Tulane University’s multi-year, $1 billion commitment to cutting edge research, Studio West paired with the landscape architecture office, SCAPE, to lead, design, and construct a two-part comprehensive urban design that blended campus wayfinding and strategic signage placement with new plaza paving, landscaping, and compliant stormwater retention to bring the entirety of the Downtown Tulane campus as one cohesive unit.

Rampart Street Development

Designing and planning the new construction and historic renovation of the 400 block of South Rampart, including four new construction buildings: the reconstruction of the Karnofsky Tailor Shop, as well as the renovation of the historic Iroquois Theatre and Eagle Saloon.

Tulane - Downtown Lighting

Part of a multi-year transformation of Tulane’s downtown campus, this facade upgrade improves lighting for three campus buildings: the J. Bennett Johnson Building, the Hutchinson Building, and Deming Pavilion. The color-changing, programmable lighting enhances safety on campus and increases brand presence around the Tulane University Downtown Campus and along the Tulane Avenue corridor.