The ReView

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How and What for
Iñaki Alday / Tulane School of Architecture

The ReView: How and what for, presents the pedagogical project of the Tulane School of Architecture through the work, mostly visual, of both students and faculty over the past few years. The book is organized into two main blocks, “how” and “what for”. On the one hand, “how” exposes the sequence of studies and theoretical courses with exceptional pedagogical methodologies. On the other hand, “what for” shows the connection of the Tulane School of Architecture’s academic work with the social, economic, and environmental reality we face today.
The conceptual link that connects the “How?” and the “What for?” is the idea of innovation. In a time of global crisis, the Architecture – and educational systems – needs to be revised. This revision of academic programs is crucial to educate new architects to address social and environmental challenges from an innovative perspective.

With Contributions of
Iñaki Alday, Jesse M. Keenan, Edson Cabalfin, Scott Bernhard, Kentaro Tsubaki

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Authors: Iñaki Alday / Tulane School of Architecture
Editor: Andrea Bardon de Tena
Size: 18,5 x 23,5 cm. / 7,3 x 9,3 in.
Pages: 400
Illustrations: Color
Cover: Softcover
Publication date: October 2022
Published by: Actar Publishers, Tulane School of Architecture
ISBN: English 9781638400707
Price: 35€/ £35 / $39.95

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Authors	Iñaki Alday / Tulane School of Architecture
excerpt	This book tries to communicate the pedagogical project and some of the lines of research of the Tulane School of Architecture (TuSA) through the work, mostly visual, of its students and professors.

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