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quadrangles were open spaces with elements of formal gardens. And notably, Lawrence would design the buildings as agreed in his contract with the university. In 1915 he became the university's architect, and he founded the architecture school. Between 1916 and 1937, Lawrence designed and built 25 buildings at the university. Lawrence arrived during a time of
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an observatory. Additionally, the house came with 9.5 acres of land which enabled the campus to expand south of 13th Avenue. A brief description of
Collier and his property, including mention of other members of the historic university community, was prepared by Friends of the Eugene Masonic Cemetery.
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Carroll, a professor of biology, that included the family, genus, and species of each tree on campus. The work also
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Cuthbert defined the campus of the University of Oregon. A recent survey of 21 landscapes found that 14 were significantly influenced by the Lawrence/Cuthbert era. Visitors to campus sometimes remark that the era is characterized by beautiful outdoor spaces
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joined the university in 1932 as the landscape architect. Later he would head the landscape architecture department. In 1940, Cuthbert designed formal entrance gates to the university, including a motorway that would lead visitors past the old campus area to the new
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joined the university in 1914 as the campus planner, and in that year he prepared the first campus master plan. The plan was based on a formal design of buildings around a quadrangle. Where the Old Campus
Quadrangle had been a casual collection of buildings designed by several architects, Lawrence
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could exist in the campus climate, and Knapp identified trees from a subset of 40 families already growing on campus. Knapp's research was important for two reasons. The placement and nurture of campus trees had already become central to the emerging pattern language of campus planning, a critical
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Preservation has not always been a policy on campus, and sometimes the needs of expansion have caused destruction. Former buildings in the old campus area include McClure Hall, the
Gymnasium, and Mechanical Hall, although Mechanical Hall has been partly preserved as a corner of Lawrence Hall.
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right. The football field is roughly on the site of the modern Lillis Business Complex and the Computing Center. Kincaid Street is in the foreground, and the lines of 13th Avenue are along the right. Image courtesy of the Oregon Daily Emerald.
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in 1893, would not yet be completed until 1877, and school began on the building's first floor with hammering noise and other carpenter sounds coming from the floors above. Judge Joshua J. Walton, organizer of the
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Ghosts of Knight: A Closer Look at the Artisans and Architects Who Crafted the Depression Era Masterpiece
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1923:An interactive map of campus structures and trees
1793:"Ducks Break Ground for the Matthew Knight Arena"
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1394:. Eugene Masonic Cemetery. Archived from
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2062:Center for the Study of Women in Society
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1568:. National Park Service. October 2, 1992
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1544:"NRHP Nomination Form: Knight Library"
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1427:. University of Oregon. Archived from
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311:List of University of Oregon buildings
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1615:"NRHP Nomination Form: Dad's Gates"
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1703:"Historic Era Characteristics"
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2024:Architecture and Environment
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118:Union University Association
67:Track and Field Trials, and
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1331:Oregon Historical Quarterly
1284:Oregon Historical Quarterly
1161:2009 - The construction of
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864:Prince Lucien Campbell Hall
256:Mid-century Era (1947–1974)
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1732:Trees of the Oregon Campus
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1163:Matthew Knight Arena
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2342:Students and alumni
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