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Architects Foundation/McAslan Fellowship

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Foundation Annual Grants for Education

Funding Amount

$7,500 per student

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Architects Foundation/McAslan Fellowship

Overview: Travel scholarship established in 2019 supporting top graduating architecture students to engage with McAslan+Partners (UK-based firm) and the World Monuments Fund on international architectural projects.

Award Amount: $7,500 per student (for two students total)

Geographic Scope: National (United States); international travel component to Haiti or Scotland

Focus Areas:

  • Travel and international experience

  • Restoration and preservation work

  • Community engagement and homelessness initiatives

  • Emerging professional experience
  • Eligibility:

  • Top graduating architecture students

  • Students matriculating from architecture programs

  • Enrolled in NAAB-accredited architecture programs
  • Program Details:

  • Annual award

  • Supports two students

  • First year offered: 2019

  • Travel component includes:

  • - Original project (2019): Participation in restoration of Madame Gauthier Villa in Port-au-Prince, Haiti as part of U.S. State Department's Ambassador's Fund (travel to New York and Port-au-Prince)
    - Later iteration (2019-2020): Work with John McAslan+ Partners on homelessness initiative in Scotland
  • Opportunity to engage with internationally recognized architecture firm

  • Partnership with World Monuments Fund
  • Contact: Architects Foundation, 1799 New York Ave, Washington, DC 20006

    How to Apply

    Application Process

    1. Application Period: Typically opens in January; deadline mid-March (2019)
    2. Required Materials:
    - Application form
    - Resume/CV
    - Portfolio of work
    - Personal statement on interest in international architecture and community engagement
    - Letters of recommendation
    - Academic credentials
    3. Submission: Submit through Architects Foundation website
    4. Selection: Jury selection of two top graduating students based on academic achievement, portfolio quality, and demonstrated interest in community-focused architecture

    Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    education

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