Tulane University has revealed a name change for the new Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment at the end of a major renovation that added 17,000 square feet of education and research spaces to its longtime home in Richardson Memorial Hall. The LEED Silver targeting expansion serves students in seven degree programs with enhanced fabrication facilities, renovated offices and studios, portfolio review spaces, new seminar rooms, a graduate student lounge, and a dedicated art gallery. Third-year undergraduate Alexa Trapani says: "The renovation offers a space for students to finally feel united again." "Architecture will continue to expand into a multidisciplinary approach to improve how we live in and engage with the environment around us. After several years of brainstorming and action in this direction, we have aligned our name with the current and future reality of an evolving industry and how our school has grown to support it," Dean Iñaki Alday said. "Tulane School ...