Landscape Architecture
Shadow Mentor Day
Landscape Architecture students spend a day with a professional on-site in the Portland-metro area. The evening features a reception at the Embassy Suites in downtown Portland. For registration and other information, contact Justin Demeter at jdemeter@uoregon.edu, student coordinator of this event.
Public Exhibition at the UO in Portland: The Mirror and the Frame - John Yeon and the Landscape Art of China and Japan
The buildings of the self-trained Portland architect and landscape conservationist John Yeon (1910-1994) are known for their close affinity with their natural surroundings. To mark the centenary of his birth this exhibition examines parallels between techniques used to integrate buildings and landscapes in Yeon’s work and the traditional Chinese and Japanese art he collected throughout his career.
Alumni duo wins honors in landscape preservation challenge - Enchanted Forest now part of Historic American Landscapes Survey
EUGENE, Ore. -- (Nov. 12, 2010) -- Seventeen years ago, a class project by landscape architecture students laid the groundwork for award-winning work in 2010. Two alumni received second place honors in the Historic American Landscapes Survey (HALS) Theme Park Challenge for Oregon’s Enchanted Forest.
UO student projects win two Oregon ASLA design awards
A multidisciplinary team made up of students from the departments of architecture, landscape architecture, and planning, public policy and management won two 2010 merit awards from the American Society of Landscape Architects – Oregon chapter. Both projects addressed two 300+ acre sites. The first is a concept vision plan for the future development of Lane Community College (LCC), located in Eugene, Oregon. The second is a new town plan for a section of Damascus, Oregon. Both projects used a participatory planning process throughout the design effort.
Lecture by Dr. Sue Baker of the University of Tasmania
Dr. Sue Baker of the University of Tasmania will present a lecture titled:
PUBLIC FORESTS IN TASMANIA: POLITICS, ECOLOGY AND CHANGING HARVEST METHODS
Wednesday, October 20th, 5:00 PM
Lawrence Hall 231
Tasmania is home to its own kind of wet Eucalypt forests that host a great diversity of unique plant and animal species. Much of the island is a UN designated World Heritage Site. The conservation of publicly owned native and old growth forests there is controversial, especially in lands not within conservation parks and reserves.
Dianne Harris Lecture - Portland: October 7, 2010
Thursday, October 7
12 Noon
Room 152
White Stag Block
70 NW Couch St.
"Landscape Legacies" Lecture Series
The University of Oregon, Department of Landscape Architecture proudly announces the first lecture of the "Landscape Legacies" Lecture Series.
Dianne Harris - PhD Professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture, Architecture, Art History, and History at the University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign. Dr. Harris is also the Director of the Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities.
Dianne Harris Lecture - Eugene: October 6, 2010
Wednesday, October 6
5:00 pm
Room 231 Lawrence Hall
The Mirror and the Frame: John Yeon and the Landscape Art of China and Japan
Gardens of hope and reconciliation subject of the 8th Mandela Lecture by Ariel Dorfman
UO professor Kenneth Helphand’s book, “Defiant Gardens” cited by Dorfman.
"The Mirror and the Frame: John Yeon and the Landscape Art of China and Japan" Lecture
"The Mirror and the Frame: John Yeon and the Landscape Art of China and Japan" Lecture
Kevin Nute, Professor of Architecture, University of Oregon
The buildings of the self-trained Portland architect and landscape conservationist John Yeon (1910-1994) are known for their close affinity with their natural surroundings. To mark the centenary of his birth, this lecture examines parallels between techniques used to integrate buildings and landscapes in Yeon’s work and the traditional Chinese and Japanese art he collected throughout his career.




