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ARCH 284 // Architecture Design II // Public Bath for Oregon City………………………8:30am – 12:30pm

Public Bathhouse for Oregon City, OR as a place to promote wellness. The project builds on preliminary exercises to develop a formal vocabulary in designing a wall to fit human activities and creating a 3D composition from an abstract artwork. To connect form, function and experience, they have studied cross-cultural Bathing Rituals and contemporary Architectural Precedents.

For video call links and student work, please visit Studio website.

Studio Instructor: Javier Bonnin   jbonnin@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor: Alisha Camden   acamden@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor: Ryan Champagne   rchampa2@uoregon.edu                                                                                          Studio Instructor: Nasrin Golshany
Studio Instructor: Tim Hilton   thilton2@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor and Coordinator: Hansjuerg Minder   hminder@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor: Megan Peters   mpt@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor: David Sheerin   dsheerin@uoregon.edu                                                                                                  Studio Coordinator: Nancy Cheng   nywc@uoregon.edu

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Tuesday_____________________ June 02

ARCH 484/584 // Squatter by Design/Squatter is Design………………………………….8:30am – 5:00pm 

Our studio examines the position of architects in the spatial practice of squatting, we explored the history of this marginalized practice and its role in incubating political and social change. Our students took on the task of understanding legal structures and their relations to spatial justice. moreover, they prepared design proposals for squatting.

Studio Instructor: Menna Agha   mennaa@uoregon.edu

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ARCH 384 // Architecture Design IV // Craft Serve Learn……………………………………………2pm – 6pm

The craft brewery has transformed from an industrial model with minimal public interface to a multi-use, community integrated program that supports not only the manufacturing of beer, but also the service of food and support for music and community-oriented events. The project challenges the traditional bar and restaurant culture by offering an inclusive place to taste, meet, eat, and options for pursuing training in the science and business of brewing.

For information about the studio and final review links, please visit our website.

Student work on display here.

Studio Instructor: Javier Bonnin   jbonnin@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor: Jim Givens   jgivens@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor: Jerolim Mladinov   jerolimm@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor: Hooman Parhizkar   hoomanp@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor & Coordinator: Siobhan Rockastle   srockas@uoregon.edu

 

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Wednesday___________________ June 03

ARCH 484I584 // Guggenheim Museum, Helsinki Design Competition Revisited8:30am – 12:30pm

This studio will focus on the design of a new Guggenheim Museum for Helsinki. The site will be chosen in the historic center of the city, a thriving urban district characterized by a wide variety of activities and places. The competition which was held in 2014 for the museum resulted in several award winning designs that were ultimated rejected by the city of Helsinki. This studio challenges you to revisit the design competition on a new site presenting your ideas and solutions that would win the ‘hearts and minds’ of the architectural judges and, more importantly the people of Finland.

Studio Instructor: Jim Tice  jtice@uoregon.edu

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ARCH 486I586 // Future Library Lab……………………………………………………………….10pm – 3:15pm

The nature of knowledge has shifted with the introduction of digital media, globalization, and a more fluid public realm. Through a series of experiments sited in and responding to particular communities across the Portland Metropolitan area, this studio defines the future library.

Use this website for video call links and reviewers information.

Final boards with student work

Studio Instructor: Sophia Austrins austrins@bora.co                                                                                                          Studio Instructor: Clair Stone stone@bora.co

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ARCH 484I584 // Eugene Parks Blocks – Farmer’s Market……………………………………….2pm – 6pm

Video call link

Studio Instructor: Juli Brode   julib@uoregon.edu
Studio Instructor: Donald Corner   dcorner@uoregon.edu

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Thursday____________________ June 04

IARC 484I584 // SocialKitchen……………………………………………………………… 8:30am – 12:30pm

Each student develops a design proposal of a for-profit restaurant that addresses socially conscious business practice aka corporate social responsibility.  There are four design programs, and each program is developed by a team of four students. The site, approximately 5000-6,000 sf, is located on the corner of NW Couch and NW 1st Ave in the Blagen Block next to the UO Portland campus in White Stag Block.

Studio Instructor: Kyuho Ahn

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ARCH 486I586 // Future Library Lab……………………………………………………………….10pm – 3:15pm

The nature of knowledge has shifted with the introduction of digital media, globalization, and a more fluid public realm. Through a series of experiments sited in and responding to particular communities across the Portland Metropolitan area, this studio defines the future library.

Use this website for video call links and reviewers information.

Final boards with student work

Studio Instructor: Sophia Austrins austrins@bora.co                                                                                                          Studio Instructor: Clair Stone stone@bora.co

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ARCH 486I586 // Fluid States…………………………………………………………………10:30am – 3:15pm

The studio, ‘Fluid States’, engages the themes of culture, migration, landscape, and water. The studio partners with a Non-Profit to propose design solutions that solve for lack of community space and identity for Pacific Islanders now living in the Pacific NW.

Studio Instructor: Matthew Bunza w/ Living Island Nonprofit

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ARCH 484I584 // Visualizing Health Equity…………………………………………………….11am – 3:30pm

“Visualizing Health Equity” contributes visions for an equitable future, where everyone in the Portland Jade District has the opportunity to lead a healthier life. With Jade District community environmental justice frameworks as a starting point, the studio explores connections between the built environment and racial and socio-economic health inequities, examining the full role that architecture and urban design can play in reducing those inequities. Students are synthesizing lessons from a community advocate from the Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon, a healthy buildings expert, and spatial justice theorists, and have developed proposals centered on affordable housing and community spaces.

Student work

Video call

Studio Instructor: Karen Kubey

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ARCH 484I584 // The Craft of Design………………………………………………………………..2pm – 6pm

Studio Instructor: Stephen Duff

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ARCH 486I586 // Crossing the Border……………………………………………………………….2pm – 6pm

On one hand, boundaries and walls— transitions between inside and outside—are essential to architecture. But “inside” and “outside” may also imply “insiders” and “outsiders”—categories of social, economic and environmental exclusion. In this terminal/thesis studio we will investigate these ideas using an architectural project to show how a divisive or problematic border may turn into one of helpful overlaps and interchange.

Studio Instructor: Howard Davis

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ARCH 486I586 // GIG Architecture…………………………………………………………………..10am – 6pm

GIGA Studio looks at how remote work will affect the way architects design housing and office buildings. Students were asked to envision an ecosystem comprised of headquarter buildings for remote companies, housing for remote workers and the “hubs” that connect the two. It’s been an amazing experience to see what seemed to be a theoretical exercise last September turn into a reality in the past months. Having spent the last term studying remotely, students were able to learn about the challenges and opportunities behind remote work first hand.

Student work.

Video call link

Studio Instructor: Sebastian Guivernau

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ARCH 486I586 // New Library for Springfield, OR…………………………………………………..2pm – 6pm

The Springfield Public Library will be the latest in remaking the civic heart of Springfield Oregon. The building design will reflect the current and future visions of the people of Springfield. It will be both more visible and more accessible. It’s forms and materials will reflect its place and promise to endure for future generations. The designs will explore various sites for the library that will continue to be part of the downtown heart of Springfield.

Studio Instructor: Virginia Cartwright

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Friday______________________ June 05

IARCH 484I584 // Forever Young: Senior Housing at The Weissenhof…………………8:30am – 12:30pm

The studio explores ways of living by deconstructing siloed design thinking through a synergistic interaction of interior architecture, architecture, and furniture design. The objective is to address the concept of ‘intergenerational living innovatively, through ‘universal design’ and cross-design-disciplinary perspectives.

Video call link

Studio Instructor: Esther Hagenlocher ehg@uoregon.edu

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ARCH 486I586 // Evolving Forms of Motion………………………………………………….8:30am – 12:30pm

Studio Instructor: Tom Hahn

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ARCH 486I586 // Fluid States…………………………………………………………………………9am – 1:45pm

The studio, ‘Fluid States’, engages the themes of culture, migration, landscape, and water. The studio partners with a Non-Profit to propose design solutions that solve for lack of community space and identity for Pacific Islanders now living in the Pacific NW.

Studio Instructor: Matthew Bunza w/ Living Island Nonprofit

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ARCH 486I586 // Future Library Lab……………………………………………………………….10pm – 3:15pm

The nature of knowledge has shifted with the introduction of digital media, globalization, and a more fluid public realm. Through a series of experiments sited in and responding to particular communities across the Portland Metropolitan area, this studio defines the future library.

Use this website for video call links and reviewers information.

Final boards with student work

Studio Instructor: Sophia Austrins austrins@bora.co                                                                                                          Studio Instructor: Clair Stone stone@bora.co

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ARCH 486I586 // Just City, Just Future…………………………………………………………………2pm – 6pm

Studio Instructor: Kaarin Knudson

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IARC 489I589 // Interior Design Comprehensive Studio……………………………………………..2pm – 6pm

Students present unique adaptive reuse projects that engage social issues and revitalize buildings in Eugene, the Pacific Northwest and around the country.

Visit the studio website to see student work.

Studio Instructor: Linda Zimmer    lzimmer@uoregon.edu

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ARCH 486I586 // Housing for Climate Change…………………………………………………………2pm – 6pm

Studio Instructor: Peter Keyes

 

 

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