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The 2010 BSA Research Grants in Architecture program supports original research projects. We are interested in innovative, practice-based and practice-oriented research that expands the definition of research in the profession and the industry (e.g., research that is genuinely multi-disciplinary, not solely academic, etc.). We encourage proposals that bring together those in practice and in academia, either by including professionals and academics on the project team, providing opportunities to engage students through research studio projects or by other means of joining research efforts across the field of architecture.
Submissions from anyone (architects, academics, designers, product developers, students, etc.) interested in supporting and contributing to an expanded architecture knowledge-base are encouraged. Grants awarded may include:
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Grants in amounts up to $10,000 to individuals, collaborative teams or organizations
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Grants up to $2,000 for students
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Grants up to $10,000 to support research studio projects
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Grants of $40,000 may be awarded to significant research projects
We expect to award approximately $70,000 in funds in the 2010 grant cycle. Applicants must live in the U.S. to qualify for these grants.
| SPRING 2009 |
Publication of the call for proposals |
| September 4, 2009 |
Deadline for receipt of questions (questions are invited and must be submitted by email to snastasia@architects.org) |
| September 10, 2009 |
A summary of all questions and responses will be posted to the website |
| September 18, 2009 4:00 pm EST |
Deadline for receipt of the application form and supporting materials by email only to snastasia@architects.org. |
| December 11, 2009 |
All applicants will be notified of the identity of grant-recipients and their research project titles. |
| November 15, 2010 |
The results of the research funded must be presented in writing to the BSA; the BSA reserves the right of publication and, in the absence of a pre-existing publishing contract, the right of first publication of all projects funded through this program including the right to publish the abstracts of all proposals and the identity and contact information of the project leaders. |
Recipients
2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004
2009 Grant Recipients:
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2008 Grant Recipients:
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2007 Grant Recipients:
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Pioneering Daylighting Design Tool to combine Architectural Form with Advanced Technology: The LightSolve Project
Marilyne Andersen, MIT, Cambridge, MA
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Executive Summary
Report
Data Exchange Model and Software Interoperability to Improve the Energy Efficient Building Design Process
Pongsak Chaisuparamikul, Illinios Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL
Abstract
Executive Summary
Report
Time-dependent Thermal Comfort Variables
Dr. Charles H. Culp, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
Abstract
Report
Building for the Future: Evaluating the Current Viability of Thin Shell Concrete Structures
Maria Garlock, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ
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Executive Summary
Report
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User Requirements and Software Capabilities for AEC Life Cycle Assessment
John Haymaker, Stanford University, Stanford, CA
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Executive Summary
Report
The Fluid Dynamics of Air Flow in Free Flow Open Spaces: An Architectural Approach to Energy-Efficient Buildings
Ulrike Passe, Iowa State University, Ames, IA
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Executive Summary
Report
The Secure City: Design and Perception of Public Space Post 9/11
Susan Silberberg, MIT, Cambridge, MA
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Executive Summary
Report
CNC Adaptable Molds for Thin Shell Structures
Andrew Witt, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, MA
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2006 Grant Recipients:
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Designing for Co-existence: Industrial + Environmental Ecologies on the Elizabeth River
Phoebe Crisman, University of Virginia; and Michael Petrus, Crisman+Petrus Architects; Charlottesville, VA
Patterns of Green Infrastructure: tools for urban design
Mark DeKay and Tracy W. Moir-McClean; University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN
Abstract
Executive Summary
Report
Design of Urban Farming Community: Strategies for Vacant Lands in Detroit Urban Neighborhoods
Joongsub Kim, PhD, RA, AIA, AICP; Lawrence Technological University, Birmingham, MI
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Reversing the Implosion: An Analysis of AIA and Collateral Data to Develop Effective IDP Incentives to Increase the Demographic Diversity of our Profession
Theodore C. Landsmark, M.Ev.D., Ph.D., President; Boston Architectural Center
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Shape and Strength: load-bearing digital geometries
Bob Pavlik; Torrington, CT
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Executive Summary
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Life Along the Highway
Joseph Dahmen, MIT
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Home for Living: an adaptive model for life out of the wheelchair
Robyne S. Kassen; Pedestrian Studio, New York, NY
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Executive Summary
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Urban Regeneration through Remediation and Landscape Architecture in the 6th Ward of New Orleans
Kevin Benham, Beth Gibb, Lora Kim, and Mark Pasnik; Wentworth Institute of Technology
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Mean Radiant Temperature
Kiel Moe; Northeastern University
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MPUMULO: Investigation of Culturally Embedded Abuse in the Design of a Self-Sustaining Shelter for Women and Girls in Blantyre, Malawi
Gil Snyder and James Dicker; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI
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2005 Grant Recipients:
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2004 Grant Recipients:
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