School of Architecture & Environment News

MIArch '25 and Metropolis 100 Winner Alexia Solis's Pier Renovation Project Recognized with other Water Projects

Metropolis 100 Winner and MIArch '25 Alexia Solis was recognized by "Metropolis" for their pier renovation design, a deteriorating industrial site in San Luis Obispo, California, in an article with other Metropolis 100 winners who submitted water-focused projects.

Kory Russel Wins Sustainability Award for Excellence in Teaching

Kory Russel's work was recognized by Office of the Provost's Teaching Engagement Program. This particular Sustainability Award recognizes faculty who have developed pedagogy and curriculum that reinforce and advance principles of sustainability through course design and instruction. For more information, watch Russel's video on Youtube!

Historic Preservation Program Comes Back to Eugene

After seven years at the University of Oregon Portland Campus, the Historic Preservation Program has returned to Eugene. The program, which is part of the School of Architecture and Environment from the College of Design, emphasizes hands-on learning and applying academic study to field-based preservation work.

SAE Faculty Member Nico Larco Speaks to OPB about Robot Taxis

Autonomous driving vehicles have been a hot research topic in the United States for a number of years. A few companies have rolled out either self-driving vehicles or have set ambitious start dates for their vehicles in the PNW. Nico Larco talked with Oregon Public Radio about these developments and what to expect.

Port approves UO acoustic research laboratory at the Mass Timber and Housing Innovation Campus at Terminal 2

The Port of Portland has approved a lease for the University of Oregon’s acoustic research laboratory planned at the Mass Timber and Housing Innovation Campus at Terminal 2. The Oregon Acoustic Research Laboratory is the research and development anchor tenant planned for the campus, where the Port is transforming a former marine terminal in Portland’s Northwest industrial area into a manufacturing hub to support Oregon’s growing mass timber industry, create new jobs and address the region’s housing shortage.