Richard Campanella
Geographer Richard Campanella is Associate Dean for Research and Senior Professor of Practice in the School of Architecture at Tulane University.
Campanella maps and analyzes the historical and present-day geography of the New Orleans region. He is the author of several critically acclaimed books, including Bienville’s Dilemma, Geographies of New Orleans, Delta Urbanism: New Orleans, Lincoln in New Orleans, and Bourbon Street, as well as book chapters and articles in American History, Journal of Architectural Education, Technology in Society, Geochemistry and Health, Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, among others.
Campanella’s work has twice received the Louisiana Endowment of the Humanities Book of the Year Award. He has also received the Williams Prize for Louisiana History, the Mortar Board Award for Excellence in Teaching, and the Monroe Fellowship from the Center for the Gulf South at Tulane.
Articles
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People-Mapping Through Google Street View
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14 to 1: Post-Katrina Architecture by the Numbers
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Backwater: Landscapes of the Mississippi Delta
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A Katrina Lexicon
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Hating Bourbon Street
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Balancing America’s (Sediment) Budget
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What We Learned from Hurricane Isaac, Gustav, Rita, Katrina...
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New Fuel for an Old Narrative: The BP Oil Disaster
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Delta Urbanism and New Orleans: After
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Delta Urbanism and New Orleans: Before