Historic Preservation Program News
Design practitioners share why they give to the Design for Spatial Justice Initiative.
The Pacific Northwest Just Futures Institute for Racial and Climate Justice was made possible by a historic $4.52 million grant from Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
The UO recognized Professor of Art Ron Jude and Landscape Architecture Department Head and Professor Roxi Thoren.
The design magazine talks to Erin Moore about how the architecture school is leading in social justice education innovation.
New study by the Institute for Health in the Built Environment indicates that more use of wood in building medical facilities could help slow disease spread.
The architecture professor of practice has been teaching at the College of Design for a half-century.
Interim Dean Laura Vandeburgh welcomes back the College of Design community.
Introducing new faculty and new visiting faculty starting fall 2020.
College of Design faculty who attended the 2019 writing retreat reflect on the experience and how it shaped their scholarship.
Architect, scholar, and activist Craig Wilkins asks for a moral reckoning in the field of architecture.
Princeton Architectural Press issues a second edition of Historic Preservation Assistant Professor Chad Randl’s seminal book.
Interior Architecture Associate Professor Kyu-ho Ahn inspires students to design for people of all abilities.
The second term of the Design for Spatial Justice Initiative welcomes two new faculty.
The NPS Cultural Landscapes Program manager recieved a Bachelor and Master of Landscape Architecture at the College of Design.
More than 100 practitioners and academics sign the Portland Declaration, asking NAAB, the top accrediting board, to prioritize sustainability, climate action, and environmental stewardship.
