From a sculpture protesting the destruction of the ecosystem to a high density co-housing project. Contact us for more information about the Design Challenge. The OBA produces a quarterly newsletter as well as holding educational meetings around the state to develop public awareness, promote bamboo farming, use in the landscape, utilization and economic development. Sponsored by Lane County Waste Management. Art Installation and Kids Center Lawrence Hall will serve as a festive gallery of local artistic projects.
Admission is free.
In addition to the Saturday lunch included in the Conference fees, food will be available locally for the lunch breaks, or bring your own bag lunch. Continental breakfasts are included with the conference fee. We want to thank everyone who participated in the 1998 conference, including speakers, panelists, and workshop instructors. We also especially thank the volunteers, faculty and staff who carried on the vision to this year's conference. The School of Architecture and Allied Arts, the Associated Students of the University of Oregon, the Departments of Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Fine Arts, Planning, Public Policy and Management, the AAA Dean's Office, Environmental Studies, the Institute for a Sustainable Environment, EWEB, the True North Foundation, Solar Information Center, Office of Student Life, the Graduate School, UO Printing Services, Steve Hildebrand, and Leslie Hunter.