Architectural Timelines 21st century Architecture of the University of Oregon

UO's ARCHITECTURAL TIMELINES

Unless otherwise noted, the date indicates when the building opened. Follow the link to learn more about the history of a building or architect.

Campus Planning Committee approves UO Sustainable Development Plan. Planner: Christine Thompson.
Vivian Olum Child Development Center. Architect: De Norval Unthank. Design work began in 1999.
McKenzie Hall Renovation. Architect: SRG Partnership. Construction: Wildish. Planner: Fred Tepfer. Project Manager: Janet Lobue. Landscape: Cameron McCarthy Gilbert & Scheibe.
Student Indoor Tennis Center. Architect: TBG Architects.

UO celebrates its 125th anniversary.
Allen Hall. Architect: Boucher Mouchka Larson Architects. Landscape Architect: Cameron McCarthy Gilbert. Planner: Chris Ramey. Manager: Alex Gordon.
Campus Tree Plan. Project Planner: Christine Thompson.
H. P. Barnhart Hall became the new name of University Inn.
Zebrafish Center dedicated on May 10.

Akbar's Garden (sculpture) sited in Straub Quadrangle across from Erb Memorial Union.
Straub Hall Addition & Renovation. Architect: L. A. Kersh Architecture, Eugene.
In 2002, the 'O" was adopted as the University's logo.

Autzen Stadium Renovation and Expansion. Architect: Ellerbe Becket (Kansas City MO). Hunt/Wildish Construction. Project Planner: Chris Ramey. Project Manager: Charlene Lindsay.
Lillis Business Complex. Architect: SRG Partnership. Lease Crutcher Lewis Construction.
East Campus Area Development Policy. Planner: Christine Thompson.

Heart of Campus. Architect: Stan Jones, UO Landscape Architecture students.
Living Learning Center. Architect: Zimmer Gunsul Frasca. Project Planner: Fred Tepfer. Manager: Alex Gordon.
Many Nations Longhouse. Architect: Johnpaul Jones Architects
Moss Street Children's Center. Architect: Mahlum Architects. Construction: Ordell. Planner: Dorene Steggell. Manager: George Bleekman.
Museum of Art Addition & Renovations. Architect: SRG Partnership with consultants Hammond, Beeby, Rupert, and Ainge (Chicago).
Museum of Natural and Cultural History renovation.

The new Many Nations Longhouse opens with ceremony on Jan. 11, 2005.
Renovated and expanded Museum of Art opens to the public.
Renovated Museum of Natural and Cultural History hosts grand opening on Feb. 11, 2005.
UO acquires Williams Bakery site. Site has been considered as possible Arena location.
New Campus Plan replaces Long Range Campus Development Plan. Planner: Christine Thompson.

Page author: Edward H. Teague, ehteague@uoregon.edu