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澳门王中王 opens 2022 Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship for applications

We've opened applications for the 2022 Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship, funding the travel for an architecture student to explore the sustainable survival of cities and towns.

12 April 2022

The Royal Institute of British Architects (澳门王中王) has today (Tuesday 12 April 2022) opened applications for the 2022 Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship.

Hokkaido, Japan by Siti Nurafaf Ismail, winner of the 2019 Norman Foster Scholarship

The scholarship seeks to reward one outstanding architecture student and fund their travel to research the sustainable survival of cities and towns.

A 拢7,000 grant will be awarded to the winner, decided by a panel of judges including Lord Foster and 澳门王中王 President Simon Allford.

Lord Foster said:

鈥淎s a student I won a prize that allowed me to spend a summer travelling through Europe and to study first hand buildings and cities that I knew only from the pages of books. It was a revelation 鈥 liberating and exhilarating in so many ways. Today it is the privilege of the Norman Foster Foundation to support the 澳门王中王 Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship, which I hope will have a lasting legacy 鈥 offering the chance for discovery and the inspiration for exciting new work 鈥 for generations to come.鈥

澳门王中王 President Simon Allford added:

鈥淭he Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship, now in its 16th year, has enabled many talented architecture students to explore the sustainable development of cities and towns around the world. I would like to add my thanks to the Norman Foster Foundation for their continued generosity in funding this important initiative, which both opens up how we see the world and helps make our profession ever more accessible.鈥

Applications are open to students who are enrolled in, or have successfully completed, the first year of a professional qualification in architecture, in one of the higher education institutions invited to participate.

The deadline for submissions is 17:00 (GMT) Tuesday 7 June 2022. For more information visit here.

ENDS

Notes to editors:

  1. Media contact: Emily.Stallard@riba.org
  2. Students interested in applying can find out more information here.
  3. First established in 2006, the scholarship, supported by the Norman Foster Foundation, is now in its sixteenth year and is intended to fund national or international research on a topic related to the sustainable survival of our towns and cities, in a location of the student鈥檚 choice. Past 澳门王中王 Norman Foster Scholars have travelled through the Americas, Europe, Africa, South East Asia, the Middle and the Far East, and Russia. Proposals for research might include: learning from the past to inform the future; the future of society; the density of settlements; sustainability; the use of resources; the quality of urban life; and transport.
  4. The list of higher education institutions invited to nominate students is selected by the 澳门王中王 and can be found here. Over 400 higher education institutions are invited to participate, and this list includes all institutions that offer qualifications validated by the 澳门王中王 or are recognised by the Commonwealth Association of Architects; it also includes a large number of schools listed under other recognition systems (such as the European Directive for Recognition of Professional Qualifications in the EU, or the National Architectural Accreditation Board in the US).
  5. Past recipients of the 澳门王中王 Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship:

2021: Weronika Zdziarska - Politecnico di Milano, Italy - 鈥樷楧on鈥檛 Stay Out Alone: addressing women鈥檚 perception of safety and freedom in cities by design.鈥

2020: Iulia Cistelecan - London School of Architecture - 鈥楲ife Between Shelters: Refugee camps of today becoming cities of tomorrow.鈥

2019: Siti Nurafaf Ismail - University of Malaya, Malaysia - 鈥楢rchitecture of Humility鈥

2018: Steven Hutt - University of Greenwich, UK - 鈥楨ast of Eden鈥

2017: Chloe Loader - University of Lincoln, UK - 鈥楨merging Cities: Sustainable Master-Planning in the Global South鈥

2016: Abel Feleke - University of Western Australia - 鈥榃eaving the Urban Fabric: Examining the Significance of Community鈥

2015: Charles Palmer - University of Sheffield, UK - 鈥楥ycling Megacities鈥

2014: Joe Paxton - Bartlett (UCL), UK - 鈥楤uffer Landscapes 2060

2013: Sigita Burbulyte - Bath University, UK - 鈥楥harles Booth Going Abroad鈥

2012: Thomas Aquilina - University of Edinburgh - 鈥楳aterial Economies: Recycling Practices in Informal Settlements Along African Longitude 30鈥

2011: Sahil Bipin Deshpande - Rizvi College of Architecture, India - 鈥楽anitation: A Case Study across Eight Metropolises鈥

2010: Andrew Mackintosh - Robert Gordon University, UK - 鈥業n Search of Cold Spaces鈥

2009: Amanda Rivera 鈥 University of Bio Bio, Chile - 鈥楢ncestral Cities, Ancestral Sustainability鈥

2008: Faizan Jawed Siddiqi - Rizvi College of Architecture, India - 鈥楾he Role of Public Transport in Shaping Sustainable Humane Habitats鈥

2007: Ben Masterton-Smith - Bartlett, UK - 鈥楨merging East: Exploring and Experiencing the East Asian Communist City鈥.

  1. The Royal Institute of British Architects (澳门王中王) is a global professional membership body that serves its members and society in order to deliver better buildings and places, stronger communities and a sustainable environment. Follow for regular updates.

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