About
Cordula Roser Gray is a Professor of Practice in Architecture at Tulane University, affiliated with the Tulane School of Architecture. She leads crgarchitecture, a firm focused on multi-scalar design solutions addressing environmental and community challenges.
- Education: Diplom-Engineer Architecture from Technische Fachhochschule Berlin, Germany
Her research emphasizes socially-responsive architecture, urban resilience, and collaborative design methodologies. Recent projects include the Hollygrove Market and Farm master plan and the award-winning A.L. Davis Park design. She explores data-driven approaches to urban challenges through initiatives like the Venice Biennale exhibit 'DATAField.'
Her teaching focuses on linking academic research with community engagement, coordinating design studios that address local urban ecosystems. Collaborations with the Small Center for Collaborative Design highlight her commitment to interdisciplinary problem-solving and long-term community sustainability.
- Awards: Award-winning design for A.L. Davis Park master plan
Advising and grant work include community revitalization projects across scales, from residential to regional planning frameworks. Current lab/teams: Active contributor to the Small Center for Collaborative Design's urban resilience initiatives.
