Hannah Berryhill

Hannah Berryhill is a Professor of Practice in Design and Curriculum Coordinator at Tulane University's School of Architecture. She holds a BSc in Interior Design from the University of Texas at Austin and an MArch from Tulane University.

Education:

• Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, University of Texas at Austin
• Master of Architecture, Tulane University

Research & Teaching Focus: Prioritizing human health and wellbeing in design, with expertise in acoustics' impact on health/productivity, sustainable architecture, and adaptive reuse. Her philosophy emphasizes design’s societal impact over purely visual concerns.

Professional Experience:

• Researcher at Eskew+Dumez+Ripple (acoustics & health studies)
• Interior/Architectural Designer at Trapolin-Peer Architects
• Projects: unCommon Construction prototype house, St. Augustine High School, Providence Community Housing senior facility, Son of a Saint headquarters, Edna Karr High School LEED certification

Awards:

• WELL Accredited Professional (2021)

Global Engagement: Conducted a Chilean travel fellowship on poetry/architecture, studied at Universidad Católica de Chile, and worked at Felipe Assadi Arquitectos.