Young CAADRIA Award
Young CAADRIA Awards are funded by CAADRIA and include sponsorship of conference registration fees and a certificate presented during the conference. Applications are open to full or part-time registered students (Ph.D., PG, or UG students), applications can be made after having received a notification of full paper acceptance. The awards allocation will be made by a committee jointly formed by CAADRIA, the Paper Selection Committee, and the Conference Host and will be based on the merit of the paper, contribution, and relevance to CAADRIA and demonstrated the depth of research interest. Awards will be applied to conference registration fees and are not transferable (e.g. awardees can not assign them to co-authors). If an awardee does not attend the conference no award will be given. The awards will be chosen before the conference. A student can apply for the award only if the full paper is selected for inclusion in the conference. An applicant can win the award more than once, chosen on the merit of work. There is no restriction if someone has won Young CAADRIA Award in the past 3 years.
Selection Criteria:
- Clarity of concept
- Understanding of context
- Quality of writing
- Strength of research in CV
- Applicability to the wider architectural research
- Typically only one student per university per year.
Application materials: your CV, list of publications, your accepted paper, and other supporting documents. These documents can include a maximum of 5 additional documents, for example, previous publications that demonstrate research excellence, awards, etc.
Application deadline: January 31, 2023
Send your applications to: yca@caadria.org
SASADA Prize, Best Paper Awards and Best Presentation Awards: https://caadria.org/awards
Young CAADRIA Award Winners:
Hao Wu, Tongji University, China
Anthony Franze, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Shuyang Li, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Sifan Cheng, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR
Marc Gibson, RMIT University, Australia
Ryo Onishi, Osaka University, Japan
Rutvik Deshpande, National Institute of Technology Raipur, India
