University Architect
Tulane University

University ArchitectVP Facilities Management and Campus Development

Location: New Orleans, LA

Summary

Develops, plans, and implements environmental, facility, and program planning activities, and oversees all architectural and urban design for all campuses of the university. The University Architect (UA) serves as an "aesthetic conscience" for the University campuses, and directs all long-range campus planning. The University Architect works with the senior leadership of Facilities Management and Campus Development to lead the decision- making process for projects and tasks that affect the overall planning and image of the University. The University Architect directs land use, zoning and regional development initiatives; coordinates preliminary architectural studies for new structures and alterations to existing structures and site development. The University Architect, also maintains community relationships with neighborhoods and business areas surrounding the University Campuses, and advises the University leadership on their planning and design projects affecting the Tulane community.

Required Qualifications

• Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from an accredited institution
• Ten years of directly related experience in architecture or environmental design

Preferred Qualifications

• Master's Degree in architecture, environmental studies or related field
• Experience working in a university or institutional setting and/or in an academic environment with students

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