The Tulane University of Louisiana in New Orleans had planned for a major renovation and an expansion to the University Center in 2003. 
Tulane University needed a reliable, short-term building solution that could house a variety of student services. 
The Pavilion was constructed quickly and at a lower overall cost than traditional structures. 
The structure has ample room to incorporate self-supporting mezzanines that provide sufficient storage space, eating areas and offices. 
The fully insulated Sprung structure provides much-needed space for student services and houses food and supply services like a Barnes and Noble bookstore. 
"We were so pleased with its performance and versatility that we exercised the option to purchase." The Pavilion at Tulane University
New Orleans, Louisiana, United States | Market Sector: Retail Education
The Tulane University of Louisiana in New Orleans had planned for a major renovation and an expansion to the University Center in 2003. Needing to relocate certain functions to other buildings on campus, Tulane University needed a reliable, short-term building solution that could house a variety of student services and be constructed quickly and at a lower overall cost than traditional structures.
Testimonial
"Sprung designed the structure to withstand 100 mph winds. We were so pleased with its performance and versatility that we exercised the option to purchase. We know it will help us in our growing need for more space. It is my pleasure to highly recommend Sprung to anyone in need of an 'instant' structure."
Peter J. Baricev, Jr., Director Real Estate
Tulane University
