2022 VIRTUAL SUMMER ARCHITECTURE RESIDENCY
Each year, five residents are selected on a competitive basis for the Steven Myron Holl Foundation / ‘T’ Space Summer Architectural Residency.
The 25-day virtual intensive studio challenges participants to think and design critically. Residents enjoy theoretical and experimental freedom as they design a site-specific project unique to their program.
The program includes design critiques, pin-ups, lectures and conversations with invited professionals, as well as virtual field trips in Dutchess County to destinations of acclaimed architectural and artistic interest.
Of the residents selected for the program, some will be awarded grants, which waive tuition fees partially or in full. 2022 named grants include:
The Pulimood Scholarship honoring Jenni Crain, The Marpillero Scholarship, The Al Held Scholarship, The Silman Scholarship, The Hundred Mile Partial Scholarship, with additional support by Elise Jaffe + Jeffrey Brown and Stan Allen.
APPLICATIONS FOR THE 2022 RESIDENCY ARE NOW CLOSED
