OU American School Exhibition Featured in Domus
Renowned Italian design magazine Domus recently published an article entitled “‘We preach no dogma,’ Bruce Goff and the American School of Architecture” about the University
OU Faculty Member Publishes Article About Providing Emergency Housing for COVID-19 Patients
As the cases of COVID-19 infections rise, space to house the sick is a growing concern. Across the globe, hospital bed shortages are forcing communities
Graduate Student Publishes Op-Ed in City Sentinel
Regional and City Planning graduate student Willis Washington recently published an op-ed about planning and accessibility in the City Sentinel. This op-ed, entitled “Planning For
Architecture Dream Course “Re-imagining a jail for Oklahoma City” Featured in The Oklahoman
Architecture professor Marjorie Callahan is slated to teach a Presidential Dream Course in Fall 2020 entitled “Re-imagining a jail for Oklahoma City,” which will center
Herb Greene and OU’s American School of Architecture featured in The Guardian
OU Alumnus Herb Greene and the University of Oklahoma American School of Architecture were recently featured in an article by The Guardian‘s architectural critic, Rowan
Urban Design Alumnus, AIA Leader Advocates for Design Decisions in the Hands of Local Communities and Designers
AIA Eastern Oklahoma President Darshan Patel, AIA, was recently featured in a Tulsa World editorial opposing Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again by forcing architects to
Regional + City Planning Alumnus Featured by Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning
REgional and City Planning alumnus Folasayo Salami was recently featured by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning as an “Active Alum.” In the profile,
Interior Design Professor Publishes Essays in Pakhalé Book “Culture of Creation”
Dr. Tiziana Proietti, an assistant professor in the divisions of Interior Design and Architecture, was recently published in award-winning designer Satyendra Pakhalé‘s book, Culture of
Gibbs College Project Gets CityLab Mention
Gibbs College of Architecture students’ role in helping to shape Oklahoma City’s Core to Shore plan, including early ideas for Scissortail Park, were recently mentioned
Scissortail Park Opens After 10 Years of Planning
Did you know that the Scissortail Park concept was shaped by Gibbs College students in a course taught by dean Hans E. Butzer more than