Through his studio course, Professor Bart Johnson guides students in finding solutions to protect the beloved Eugene hiking area.

For the past 20 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.

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.

Architecture Assistant Professor Justin Fowler reflects on the pros and cons of the state’s quietly progressive approach to design in The Architect’s Newspaper.

The Urbanism Next Center published the new report on how city leaders and public agencies can approach complex issues.

Professor Yekang Ko will be teaching the new course Design for Climate Action with SCI Small City partner Silverton. 

The interdisciplinary research teams will investigate forest fires and resilience, sustainable transportation, and resilient housing.

Architecture alumna Julia May and graduate student Alex Balog look to the basking shark for solutions to public health, environmental, and economic issues.

More than 100 practitioners and academics sign the Portland Declaration, asking NAAB, the top accrediting board, to prioritize sustainability, climate action, and environmental stewardship.

In partnership with Places Journal, the college chose Assistant Professor Sara Jensen Carr and her proposal ‘Water is Wealth’ for the award.

Landscape Architecture Department Head Roxi Thoren discusses the retro concept of elevated buildings, including above the Eugene Pioneer Cemetery

SAE fellows from around the world begin their teaching and research in Eugene and Portland.

SAE Professor Bart Johnson leads team aiming to understand how social networks of stakeholders collaborate to manage wildfire risk.

The College of Design faculty book series continues this November.