A graphic novel examining Black history and a project focused on tourism and sustainability in New Orleans are included in Dezeen's latest school show from students at Drexel University.
Also included is a housing project designed for the elderly in South Korea and an eco-retreat dedicated to connecting its guests to wildlife.

Drexel University
School: Drexel University, Department of Architecture, Design and Urbanism

Courses: B Architecture, BS Interior Design, MS Interior Architecture and MS Design Research

Tutors: Professors Mangold, Nicholas, Schade and Temple-West
School statement:
"Drexel University offers the nation's top programmes for experiential learning with dedicated co-op work experiences and a mission of civic engagement. "The Department of Architecture, Design and Urbanism includes undergraduate programmes in architecture and interior design and graduate programmes in interior architecture, design research and urban strategy.
"Work from our programmes explores qualities of place and considers that our lives are shaped by the spaces we inhabit. At all scales, we respond to the form, light and materials of the world around us, and we actively engage our social and natural environments.
"Through research and design interventions, our work enhances our lives and promotes community."

Integrating Transit, History and the Public Realm: Creating a New Dignified Commons for Centre City Philadelphia by Christopher Hytha
"The undergro...