Landscape Architecture
"Ghost Forests" Finds New Haunt in Boston
College of Design Visiting Professor David Buckley Borden's exhibition, Ghosts Forests, is currently running at the Trustman Art Gallery through Friday, October 21, 2022. Features work from UO BLA and MLA students and is funded by Simmons University’s Trustman Art Gallery, the Fuller Initiative for Productive Landscape at the University of Oregon, Oregon State University Foundation’s Andrews Forest Fund, and the Bullard Fellowship in Forest Research at the Harvard Forest.
UO programs bolstered by $16M in Build Back Better funds
Researchers at the University of Oregon will receive more than $16 million in federal funds as part of a major government grant to the Oregon Mass Timber Coalition from the Build Back Better Regional Challenge.
Update: DesignIntelligence Surveys Due October 3
For the past 22 years, DesignIntelligence has conducted its annual survey of architecture and design schools. The survey asks hiring professionals, current students, and recent alumni to provide their perspective on the strengths of U.S. architecture and design programs.
Landscape for Humanity: Project-Based Education with a Compassionate Focus from the College of Design
The College of Design has a long legacy and achievement in ecological and community-based design thanks to the development and teaching of innovative design methods throughout its more than 100-year history.
The faculty and student body aspire to create a more just and livable future for all, mirroring the University of Oregon Environmental Initiative’s vision to leverage the intellectual energy and endeavors of faculty, students, and community partners towards societal contribution through transdisciplinary research, teaching, and experiential learning.
New Faculty and Placements in the College of Design
The college celebrates new faculty and new placements for current faculty.
OregonBILDS: From the Ground Up
The SAE design studio and construction build recently completed four tiny homes for veterans.
Field School Explores Wildfire Recovery Through Art in Nature
A Q&A with David Buckley Borden on landscape and art, the Overlook Field School, and his new fall course, Environmental Communication Theory.
Bart Johnson on Three Key Wildfire Resiliency Strategies
The professor of landscape architecture co-authors an article for The Conversation about how communities can prepare for fires.