An update from the field by 2016 Fellow Pedro Pitarch: This Greenfield is My Home
Pedro Pitarch, “This Greenfield is My Home.” Image: Pedro Pitarch. 2016 Steedman Fellow Pedro Pitarch shares a drawing from his research project Disguised Metropolitanisms: Unveiling the Masquerade… Read More
2018 Theme and Jury Announced
How does infrastructure shape our individual and collective environments? That’s the question posed by the 2018 James Harrison Steedman Fellowship in Architecture. The biennial research competition challenges early-career architects to investigate the fundamental systems, facilities and services that enable, sustain and enhance societal living conditions. Read More
Pedro Pitarch named the 2016-17 Steedman Fellow
Architecture is often defined by the activities that happen within it. But the boundary between public and private wears thin. We eat in the car and sleep on the train. We congregate in commercial spaces. Social media blurs distinctions between personal and professional selves. Read More
2016 Theme Announced and Registration Opens
In the natural world, adaptation is a competitive advantage. Yet the built environment is frequently characterized by rigid typologies and inflexible designs. How can buildings keep pace with changing cultures and contexts? In Adaptation, the 2016 James Harrison Steedman Fellowship in Architecture call for research… Read More