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The John Stewardson Memorial Fellowship in Architecture

The John Stewardson Memorial Fellowship in Architecture

Type: Student

Language: English

Eligibility:
The eligibility criteria for post-graduate candidates has been broadened:
1. Persons Expecting to graduate from professional studies at an accredited collegiate school of architecture in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania leading to a degree in architecture the year of participation;

2. Alumni of one of the accredited colligate schools of architecture in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania who has graduated with a B.Arch within the past three (3) years and who is currently enrolled in an M. Arch program at an accredited colligate school of architecture within the United States leading to a second professional degree the year of participation;

3. Alumni of one of the accredited collegiate schools of architecture in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania who has graduated with either a B.Arch or M.Arch within the past three (3) years and is actively working at an established and licensed architecture firm and pursuing their IDP requirements;

4. Alumni of an accredited collegiate school of architecture outside of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania who has graduated with either a B.Arch or M.Arch within the past three (3) years and is actively working for an architect established and licensed within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and who is actively pursuing their IDP requirements;

Registration Fees: $125 USD

Awards:
First Place: $10,000 traveling scholarship

Timeline:
4 January 2010 – Registration Deadline
12 January 2010 – Competition Brief Issued
21 January 2010 – Submission Deadline

Design Challenge: The John Stewardson Memorial Competition in Architecture was founded after the tragic death of John Stewardson, a prolific designer and partner in the well-known Philadelphia firm of Cope & Stewardson. Following his funeral a collection was taken up by his fellow architects which became a fund for a traveling fellowship for a young architect to study architecture abroad.

Following tradition, the competition materials are kept sealed until 10 days prior to the submission deadline when they are opened and each entrant works in a solo charette to complete the design and submit it back to the jury.

For more information or to register, please contact John Hubert at:
jhubert@studio-jha.com