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Field Trips
A program of NOMA Louisiana Project Pipeline. These are 1-day intensive learning experiences and network-building opportunities for students from grade 7 through graduate school.
NOMA Louisiana hosts two types of field trips:
Summer Camp Field Trips, held as a part of our Project Pipeline Summer Camp
Education Partner Field Trips, hosted in collaboration with schools and other educational organizations. Since 2023, we have partnered with New Orleans’ New Harmony High School to host spring field trips for the school’s 10th grade class
Summer Camp Field Trips
August 4, 2021
Architecture firm EskewDumezRipple’s offices
Construction site of the Tate Etienne Prevost (TEP) Center, hosted by co-developers the Leona Tate Foundation for Change and Alembic Community Development
The House on Claiborne’s Garden of Youth Development
August 3, 2022
AOS Interior Environments’ showroom
Development site of the Louisiana Avenue Firehouse, hosted by co-developers the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority and Alembic Community Development
The House on Claiborne’s Garden of Youth Development
July 26, 2023
AOS Interior Environments’ showroom
Architecture firm Mathes Brierre’s offices
Street art gallery Studio Be
July 31, 2024
Construction site of the Mirabeau Water Garden, hosted by Waggonner & Ball and M.R. Pittman
Historic Bayou Road, hosted by Broad Community Connections, Community Book Center and CupCake Fairies
AOS Interior Environments’ showroom
Architecture firm Waggoner & Ball’s offices
In addition to our awesome location hosts, NOMA Louisiana is grateful for the support of the following for our Field Trips:
2021
Art exhibit, the Department, art gallery at the Small Center for Collaborative Design on Baronne Street in Central City, New Orleans
EskewDumezRipple+ principal Mark Ripple shows off a model of the firm’s ‘Connecting the Crescent’ waterfront park plan
EskewDumezRipple+ architect Javier Marcano shows off his workstation and projects to students during firm tour
Architect Will Netter of EskewDumezRipple+ explains his process of collaboration with client stakeholders, neighborhood partners and planning organizations for a large-scale educational campus-planning project
Students participate in a design thinking exercise facilitated by EskewDumezRipple+ interior designer Kristin Henry
Students participate in a design thinking exercise facilitated by EskewDumezRipple+ interior designer Kristin Henry
Students’ responses to a participatory design thinking exercise facilitated by EskewDumezRipple+ interior designer Kristin Henry
Students on a self-guided tour of the Leona Tate Foundation (LTFC)’s Lower Ninth Ward Living Museum on Deslonde St
Developers Mike Grote of Alembic Community Development and Ms. Leona Tate of LTFC speak with students at Living Museum
Students on the porch of the Lower Ninth Ward Living Museum, housed in a shotgun on Deslondes Street near St. Claude Avenue
Students speak with Ms. Leona Tate about her experience integrating the historic elementary school currently under renovation by LTFC, Alembic and Manning Architects as the Tate Etienne Prevost Center on St. Claude Avenue in the Lower Ninth Ward.
Students explore an apartment in a former classroom at the Tate Etienne Prevost Center on St. Claude Avenue
Students explore an apartment in a former classroom at the Tate Etienne Prevost Center on St. Claude Avenue
Ms. Tremaine Knighten-Riley of LTFC and students outside the Tate Etienne Prevost Center on St. Claude Avenue
Ms. Leona Tate speaks with students about the process of adaptively reusing the building built as McDonogh 19 Elementary as the Tate Etienne Prevost Center
Educator and social worker Brittany Lindsey of the House on Claiborne facilitates discussion with students in the Garden of Youth, behind the House in uptown New Orleans
Educator and social worker Brittany Lindsey of the House on Claiborne shows a drawing to students in the Garden of Youth
Students experiment with arcblocs donated by Tulane architecture Professor Marianne Desmarais in the Garden of Youth at the House on Claiborne
the House on Claiborne’s Brit Lindsey and Tulane professor Jose Cotto ‘critique’ structures created with arcblocs in the Garden of Youth Development
the House on Claiborne’s Brit Lindsey speaks with students about the native plant area in the Garden of Youth behind the House
Students speak with mentors in front of the House on Claiborne in Uptown New Orleans following tour and activities
Students speak with mentors in front of the House on Claiborne in Uptown New Orleans following tour and activities
2022
Campers learn about sound-dampening materials from a product representative at AOS Interior Environments’ showroom on Poydras Street in New Orleans
AOS’ Caroline Hayes introduces campers to a furniture manufacturer at the company’s showroom on Poydras Street
Campers try out ergonomic office chairs at AOS’ showroom, with a 17th-floor view of the CBD and French Quarter behind
Alembic Community Development’s Mike Grote speaks with campers outside the stables of a former firehouse on Louisiana Avenue, currently under redevelopment by NORA and Alembic as permanently affordable housing and a childcare facility.
Campers and mentors visit the upstairs of a former firehouse on Louisiana Avenue, currently under redevelopment by NORA and Alembic Community Development as permanently affordable housing and a childcare facility.
the House on Claiborne’s Brittany Lindsey shares her knowledge of plants with campers and mentors at the Garden of Youth Development, a part of the House on Claiborne.
Project Pipeline campers August and Aaron participate in a drawing activity at the Garden of Youth Development
Project Pipeline mentor Justin shares his drawing of plants at the Garden of Youth Development
Mentors and campers on the front steps of the House on Claiborne at the end of 2022’s Project Pipeline Field Trip