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2011
- UO named among top 26 bicycle-friendly institutions in 20 states by the Bicycle Friendly University (BFU) program. November 2011
- AIA Oregon Architect newsletter honors the James F. Miller Theatre Complex for the "sophisticated vocabulary of exterior cladding effectively ties together and distinguishes the new from the old." October 2011
- Fenton Hall receives AIA 22nd Annual People's Choice Award. Click here for more information about the Fenton Hall project.
- UO President adopts the Oregon Model for Sustainable Development. July 2011
- The Register-Guard: Green Leaders - Lane County buildings make a big contribution to Oregon's fourth-place LEED ranking, March 2011
- University of Oregon Major Capital Projects. January 2011
2009
- University of Oregon’s president Dave Frohnmayer is announced as the Architecture Foundation of Oregon’s 2009 Honored Citizen
- The University of Oregon scores high on the Daily Journal of Commerce’s 2009 Top Projects awards.
- Several University buildings make Bob Welch’s top 10 list of favorites.
- The University of Oregon's Many Nations Longhouse project has been recognized for the significant contribution to its campusenvironment by the Association of University Architects.
- Miller Theater receives the 2nd Place Daily Journal of Commerce Award; Public Buildings, - Cameron McCarthy Gilbert & Scheibe Landscape Architects
- Hayward Field Renovation receives the 1st Place Daily Journal of Commerce Award - Cameron McCarthy Gilbert & Scheibe Landscape Architects
- Construction Communications Recognizes Student Health and Counseling Center
The University of Oregon’s Student Health and Counseling Center Addition & Renovation project has been recognized as one of the top projects in Washington and Oregon. It was selected by the editorial staff of the trade journal “Construction Communications” and is featured in a recent edition of the “Real Estate & Construction Review.” Projects are chosen by how innovative, unique, and important they are within their particular region (in this case, Oregon/Washington).
2008
- SEED Awards the University of Oregon Moss St. Children's Center (May 2008)
The Oregon Department of Energy (ODE) has selected the University of Oregon Moss St. Children's Center as a recipient of the first State Energy Efficient Design (SEED) Awards. SEED requires state agencies to invest in energy efficiency in construction projects to reduce long-term operating costs and be adopters of innovative energy technologies. The awards will be presented to projects that have met the requirements of the SEED program, have significant energy savings, implemented innovative energy conservation measures and serve as models of energy efficiency. - Pape Field receives Field of the Year Award from Sports Turf Managers Association; and
2007
- Kilkenny Practice Fields receives Field of the Year Award from Sports Turf Managers Association - Cameron McCarthy Gilbert & Scheibe Landscape Architects
- Northwest Construction selects Living Learning Center
The University of Oregon Living Learning Center has been selected as Oregon's Best Architectural Design in Northwest
Construction's Best of 2007 competition. Over 70 entries were received and judged by a jury panel.
- Lucy Bodilly, Editor - Northwest Construction - GreenSmart Magazine
2005
- Powell Plaza at Hayward Field receives the AIA Southwestern Oregon People's Choice Award; Cameron McCarthy Gilbert & Scheibe Landscape Architects (Commerial/Public); 2nd Place
2001
2000
- Erb Memorial Union Amphitheater: Excellence in Concrete Award Oregon Chapter American Concrete Institute, Oregon Concrete and Aggregate Producers Association
1998
- Erb Memorial Union Amphitheater: AUA Case Study Award and AIA Southwestern Oregon People's Choice Award 2nd Place; Cameron McCarthy Gilbert Landscape Architects
1997
1995
- AIA Southwestern Oregon People's Choice Award, University of Oregon, Cameron McCarthy Gilbert Landscape Architects, 1st Place