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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.
IPRE Bridges the Gaps Between Pandemic Research and Public Policy
PPPM's Institute for Policy Research and Engagement is leading the way when it comes to bridging the gaps between its research of the pandemic and the policies that our local, state, and national governments put into practice
To Beat the Summer Heat, Passive Cooling Really Works
UO research shows how much opening windows and using blinds can cool homes
Fuller Land Lab: A Lab for All the World to See
Landscape architecture professor Michael Geffel is using a riverside meadow as a testing ground with multiple goals in mind
Journey to Un-Earth the Black Aesthetic
Visiting Assistant Professor of Architecture, Robert Clarke, is on a mission to unearth the buried history of the architectural style and history of the African American community while bringing novel ideas to the classroom.
COVID-19 Research from the College of Design
Researchers from the University of Oregon jumped on the opportunity to study COVID-19 and the implications it could have on the present and the future. Here are a couple of research highlights from the College of Design.
2022 Lawrence Medalist Reflects on a Life of Service
The 2022 Ellis F. Lawrence Medal recipient is Edmund J. Cain, Jr., MA ’70, an international human development expert with fifty years of career experience.
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.
M.Arch Student Sonata Caric's article featured in Perkins&Will Research Journal
Ceric's article "Sustainable Urbanism for Displaced People" is one of four articles featured in the 25th issue of the Perkins&Will Research Journal.