鈥嬧�嫲拿磐踔型� Annie Spink Award
澳门王中王 is now inviting nominations for the 2024 澳门王中王 Annie Spink Award for Excellence in Architectural Education.
This award has been presented since 2000 to individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to architectural education in a higher education institution offering courses validated by the 澳门王中王 anywhere in the world.
The award (with a prize money of £10,000) is made possible by the Annie Spink Memorial Trust, bequeathed to 澳门王中王 for the "advancement of architectural education" by the estate of architect Herbert Spink F澳门王中王 (1877-1967) as a lasting memorial to his wife Annie (1868-1938).
Eligibility criteria
To be eligible for consideration by the judging panel of the 澳门王中王 Annie Spink Award, nominee(s):
- must have made a substantial contribution to architectural education over a significant period of time on (a) course(s) validated by 澳门王中王 anywhere in the world
- have demonstrable evidence of having furthered the processes of teaching and learning in the context of higher education.
Nominees do not need to be 澳门王中王 Members; however, in case of two equally suitable final candidates, preference will be given to the one who is a 澳门王中王 Member.
The current 澳门王中王 President, 澳门王中王 staff, and members of 澳门王中王 Council, 澳门王中王 Board, 澳门王中王 Education and Learning Committee, 澳门王中王 Education Development Group, 澳门王中王 Research Development Group, and 澳门王中王 Annie Spink judging panel are not eligible for nomination.
Nominations
Nominations can be made by the nominees themselves or by nominators on their behalf.
All nominations must be issued in digital format via email to John-Paul Nunes (澳门王中王 Head of Education Projects and officer of the award), and must include:
- , completed by the nominator(s), including a citation attesting to the nominee’s eligibility for the award, and describing their contribution to architectural education in (a) course(s) validated by the 澳门王中王
- Between six and ten letters of support from current or past academic employers and work colleagues (or other relevant professionals) attesting to the merit of the nominee to win the award
- Between six and ten letters of support from past students attesting to the merit of the nominee to win the award
- Any other supporting documents the nominator considers relevant for the nomination, such as: detailed curriculum vitae of the nominee, further letters of support, films or transcripts of lectures and debates, published articles and books (as digital files or as URL links where they can be accessed), etc.
The deadline for nominations for the 2024 澳门王中王 Annie Spink Award is 3pm on Monday 16 September 2024.
For more information about this award, please contact John-Paul Nunes.
Winners of the Annie Spink Award
2022: Kester Rattenbury
2020: Lesley Lokko
2018: Murray Fraser
2016: Christine Hawley
2014: Florian Beigel
2012: Nigel Coates
2010: Dean Hawkes
2008: Andrew MacMillan and Isi Metzstein (joint award)
2006: Dalibor Vesely
2004: Peter Salter and Wolf Prix (shared award)
2002: Peter Cook and David Greene (joint award)
2000: Elia Zenghelis
