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Mayer Residences, Tulane University

August 1, 2000

Architects & Firms

Perkins&Will

 

Tulane
Photo © Hedrich Blessing

Tulane's Mayer Residences unite traditional redbrick styles with modernist concrete, while simultaneously providing outdoor circulation spaces, in recognition of the New Orleans vernacular.

 

 

People

Owner
Tulane University
www.tulane.edu

Architect
Perkins & Will
330 N. Wabash Ave. Suite 3600
Chicago, IL 60611
www.perkinswill.com

Design Principal:
Ralph E. Johnson

Project Manager:
Joseph Chronister

Project Designer:
Nicola Casciato

Project Team:
Keith Kreinik, Kimberly Brown, John O'Neil

Associate architect
Lyons & Hudson Architects

Engineer(s)
Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing:
Perkins & Will

Civil Engineering:
Morphy Makofsky, Inc.
www.morphymakofskyinc.com

Consultant(s)
Landscape:
Joe Karr & Associates

Programming:
Hanbury Evans Newill Vlattas & Co.
www.henv.com

General Contractor
Linbeck Construction
3810 West Alabama
Houston, Texas 77027
www.linbeck.com

Photographer
Hedrich Blessing Photography
312.321.1151

CAD system, project management, or other software used
AutoCAD usa.autodesk.com

 

 

Products

Windows
Aluminum:
United States Aluminum Corp.
www.usalum.com

Glazing
Glass:
Colonial Glass

Doors
Entrances:
United States Aluminum Corp.
www.usalum.com

Wood doors:
Weyerhauser www.weyerhauser.com

Interior Finishes
Acoustical ceilings:
Omni Auratone

Accoustical Ceiling Suspension grid:
Donn DX Suspension Systems

Cabinetwork and custom woodwork:
Gulf Coast Millwork

Paints and stains:
Glidden "The Master Palette"
www.gliddenpaint.com

Resilient flooring:
Tarkett Carpet: Cambridge Oxford II

Conveyance
Elevators/Escalators:
Schindler Elevator Corp. www.schindler.com

 

 

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