Please join us for the January Luncheon featuring Wendy Hills, University Architect for Tulane University.

Wendy Hillis, AIA has served as the University Architect at Tulane University since October 2016.  In this role she directs all long-range campus planning initiatives and serves as the University’s “aesthetic conscience” for all architectural and urban design for all campuses of the university.

Formerly a senior associate with San Francisco architecture firm, Architectural Resources Group, Wendy also worked as a historic resources consultant to FEMA following Hurricane Katrina, as the Executive Director of Preservation Durham (NC) and as the Campus Historic Preservation Architect at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the nation’s first public university.

In 2007 Wendy was honored as the recipient of the Richard Morris Hunt Fellowship, a biannual award given to one American historic preservation architect to spend 6 months working alongside French historic preservation architects and structure. The subject of her research during her time in France was the politics of contemporary design in historic contexts.

Wendy is currently the chair of AIA National’s Historic Resources Committee and is an adjunct faculty member at the Tulane School of Architecture.  

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