The Bead Three

Behold three towering steel structures, each reaching 21 feet in height, affectionately known as the Bead Three. Conceived by Irene Keil, a distinguished professor from our School of Architecture, and brought to life by the skilled hands of local artisan David Gregor, the Bead Three preserves a beloved tradition without causing harm to any living trees on campus. It's more than just a static installation; it's a dynamic centerpiece that will evolve over time, reflecting the contributions of the Tulane community and visitors alike.

(Photo by Lindsay Parker Jaynes)