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AAP News Item

June 15, 2009

The Eidlitz selection committee has announced the recipients of the 2009–10 Robert James Eidlitz Travel Fellowship. Of the 25 proposals submitted by architecture students and alumni, five projects were chosen to receive funding.  

 

The annual competition is open to fifth-year seniors and graduate students in history of architecture and urbanism, architecture, and landscape architecture, as well as alumni of these programs who graduated within the last five years. Proposals may be submitted by individuals or groups and are accepted each spring.  

 

The following projects will receive travel funding:

  • Peter Christensen (B.Arch. ‘05): En Plein Air! Skansen and the Geopolitics of Open Air Museums
  • Patrick Delahoy (B.Arch. ‘07): Unraveling Minimalism: Miles, Dugimoto, Sanna
  • Adam Greene (B.Arch. ‘06) and David Yang (B.Arch. ‘06): Stereoscopic Regionalism: Lessons in Scandanavian Authenticity
  • Gwendolyn Macgarland (B.Arch. ’06): Environmental and Energy Education: The Creation of a New Architecture and Community Collective
  • Eric Oskey (M.Arch. ‘08) and Ana Leshchinsky (B.Arch. and M.Arch. ‘08): Hybridized Completion

The fellowship was established in 1938 by Eidlitz’s widow, Sadie Boulton Eidlitz, as a memorial to her husband. Both Robert and Sadie are Cornell alumni, graduating in 1885 and 1884, respectively. Sadie Eidlitz designed the fellowship to supplement professional education through travel-based study.