Professor Salter’s exhibit at the Jeff Bailey Gallery in New York was reviewed by Edward Leffingwell in the October issue of Art in America.
Story archive for the School of Architecture and Allied Arts
Story archive for the School of Architecture and Allied Arts
Professor Salter’s exhibit at the Jeff Bailey Gallery in New York was reviewed by Edward Leffingwell in the October issue of Art in America.
Architecture students Thom Erickson and Hannah Allendar show how they designed and built their wood stair structure for visiting professor Margit Rudy’s Climbables studio, Spring 2008. They were one of 5 teams who found the site, materials and construction help to put together play structures.
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FLOW By John Arndt, Assistant Professor
The UO School of Architecture and Allied Arts is proud to launch the new program in product design. This program provides a thorough grounding in the use, invention and production of consumer products. It integrates the theories and applied practices of the art, architecture, and design disciplines with business, humanities, and science.
This product design program uniquely exposes and expands on the significance of materials in products. Our students develop a deep understanding of how materials choices impact issues such as sustainability and ergonomics. Our exploitation of materials produces innovative design work and it enhances the base principles of aesthetics, ethnography, economy, and engineering that are vital in today’s global design.
Your interest in being a rigorous, hands-on mission-driven designer makes you a perfect candidate for our B.A.,B.S. Or B.F.A. Degrees.
The application deadline for the Product Design Program is February 1.