1960-1969
Unless otherwise noted, the date indicates when the building opened. Follow the link to learn more about the history of a building or architect.
1960
- A 10-year building program was announced after a ballot measure passed which increased the amount of bond issues that could be sold to obtain funds for building purposes.
- Geology Building (now Columbia Hall). Architect: Lawrence, Tucker, and Wallmann.
- Westmoreland Housing (1960, 1963). Architect: Lutes and Amundsen. Wallace Ruff, landscape architect.
- O. Meredith Wilson ends term as UO president.
1961
- Onyx Bridge. Architect: Lawrence, Tucker, Wallman.
- Arthur Flemming becomes UO's 10th president.
1962
- Collier House alteration. Architect: Wilmsen, Endicott, Unthank.
- Hamilton Complex. Architect: Church, Newberry, Roehr, Schuette.
- The remaining six World War II quonsets on campus were relocated north of Franklin Blvd.
- Veterans Dorm II was torn down.
- Campus Landscape: The Columbus Day storm (Typhoon Frieda) struck on Oct. 12 .
1963
- The College Side Inn, a 1920s structure by Architecture department head W. R. B. Willcox, was razed to make for the University Bookstore.
- Use of Pioneer Cemetery land continues with planning options.
- President John F. Kennedy is assassinated.
1964
- Bean Complex. Architect: Wilmsen, Endicott, and Unthank.
- Prince Lucien Campbell Hall (PLC). Architect: Stanton, Boles, Maguire and Church.
1966
- Chapman Hall alteration. Architect: Richard C. Clark.
- College Inn (now Barnhart Hall).
- (Knight) Library addition. Architect: Clare K. Hamlin and B. King Martin.
- Student Health Services Center. Architect: Balzhiser, Seder and Rhodes.
1967
- Autzen Stadium. Architect: Skidmore Owings & Merrill.
- Computing Center. Architect: Morin, Longwood, Eplund.
- Condon Hall addition. Architect: Stanton, Boles, Maguire, and Church.
- Klamath Hall (originally called Science II). Architect: Skidmore Owings and Merrill.
1968
- UO's efforts to acquire Pioneer Cemetery failed in the Legislature.
- Arthur S. Flemming ends service as UO president.
- Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., are assassinated in 1968.
1969
- Charles Johnson serves as acting UO president. He dies the same year. Robert Clark begins term as UO President.
- Clinical Services Building. Architect: Balzhiser Seder & Rhodes (Seattle)
- Gerlinger Annex. Architect: Morin and Longwood.
- Balloon Field House. This 3-ton pneumatic structure (inflatable balloon) was purchased to provide an inexpensive dry practice area for athletes. Sold in 1970.
- Millrace Studios. Architect: Campbell, Michael and Yost.