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Interactive Bibliographies!
Introducing 2 new resources for Oklahoma Architecture Research!
Unveil Oklahoma's architectural gems – past, present, and future!
The NEW interactive Oklahoma Built Bibliography connects you with architects and structures across the state, including those on the National Registry. Dive in and explore the legacy, transformed from a dusty document to a dynamic digital resource! Check it out now!
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Introducing the newly created Indigenous Architecture of Oklahoma Interactive Bibliography!
This groundbreaking interactive bibliography unlocks the rich history and vibrant future of Oklahoma's indigenous architecture. Explore a comprehensive collection of resources, from historical accounts of earth lodges and ceremonial grounds to contemporary designs that bridge tradition and innovation.
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Latest News from AIA
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An Investigation into Bias in the Architecture Profession The Elephant in the (Well-Designed) Room In partnership with The American Institute of Architects (AIA), the Center for WorkLife Law conducted a quantitative study of bias based on gender and race/ethnicity in the practice of architecture. This study reflects 1,346 architectural professionals’ responses to the Workplace Experiences Survey, a simple 10-minute survey that picks up basic patterns of bias, where bias is playing out, and its impact on outcomes. We found an elephant in the room: White men are having a different experience than all other groups in architecture workplaces. Women of color reported the worst experiences overall, with white women and men of color falling in between, but closer to women of color. Implications and solutions are discussed.
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Equity in Architectural Education Office and school cultures feed and reinforce each other, and long-standing traditions, viewpoints, and biases in academia are strong. Attaining an increase in diversity and creating a welcoming culture for all within academia accelerates progress towards equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in each sector of the profession. This supplementary edition asserts that organizational culture is the basis for achieving goals of EDI in each sector of the profession. Together, the guides and this supplement reflect the many ways in which EDI goals and means can be integrated into professional practice and the academy alike.
The John Rex Cunningham Architecture Library is a branch of the OSU Library. It is located in Room 160 of the Donald W. Reynolds School of Architecture Building, south of Boone Pickens Stadium. This branch library acquires materials and provides services to the School of Architecture, as well as related programs elsewhere on campus. Collections focus on the following areas:
- Architectural Engineering
- Architectural History
- Building codes
- City planning and history
- Construction Technology
- Graphic techniques
- Historic Preservation
- Sustainability
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- Architecture Library
- Rm 160C
- Maximum 10 people
- Maximum 3 hours each day
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Architecture Research Basics
Library searching basics
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How to search the library online!
Watch this short video and many more from the OKState Library youtube page to learn how to use library catalog!
Learn how to request an item through Interlibrary Loan!
Link for Interlibrary Loan!
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Interlibrary Loan Services
Click here to request books not currently at the ARCH library, but can be found at other libraries. We can also scan book chapters and articles for you and then send the pages directly to your email inbox!
Book Purchase Request
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Book Purchase Form
Is there a book you think we should have in the Architecture Library? Fill out this form, and our librarian will try to purchase it for the collection!