The 2024 UO Reynolds Symposium will explore concepts, strategies, systems and real-world examples of design for resiliency across many scales and scopes of the built environment, from the local neighborhood resource hub as a cache and gathering place that supports the deep social fabric of community, to the buildings and urban environments of all scales that keep critical infrastructures and operations vital and available.  Furthermore, the Symposium will delve into questions about the relationship between design for “resiliency” and for “sustainability.” Are they at odds or are they really, at the root, the same set of goals?

Registration has Closed

Day One Schedule

1:30-3:00 pm

Experiencing Resilience.

TOUR: Oregon State Treasury Building, Salem, Oregon
867 Hawthorne Ave SE, Salem, OR 97301
1.5 AIA LU|HSW

Tour of a nationally accredited, USRC Platinum-rated building completed in 2022, the new headquarters of the Oregon State Treasury was engineered to endure earthquakes, floods, wildfires and other calamities. Salem, Oregon. Space limited to those registered for the Symposium.

4:00 pm

Registration and Check in

Check in at the registration table at Gerlinger Lounge on the University of Oregon campus. Meet symposium participants, practitioners, faculty and students!

5:30 pm

Welcome 2024 Reynolds Symposium

6:00 pm

What is Resilience

KEYNOTE
1 AIA LU|HSW

Evan Reis, Executive Director, U.S. Resiliency Council

The keynote presentation of the symposium will consider what makes for resilient design, both conceptually and practically, at different scales, and how we might assess that resilience in the built environment.

7:00 pm

Symposium Reception

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The 2024 Reynolds Symposium is Sponsored by:

UO Architecture Reynolds Endowment

UO Architecture Davis Family Fund

AIA Oregon