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2022 Student Awards

School-Wide Awards

ALI JAWAD MALIK MEMORIAL HISTORY/THEORY HONOR AWARD

This prize is given in recognition of high quality of work in the History/Theory Sequence.

Max Paul Goldner (MARCH/CCCP)

GSAPP WRITING PRIZE

This prize is given an outstanding essay, paper, or thesis on the history or theory of architecture written for a class during their time at GSAPP.

Najia Fatima (CCCP)
Asymmetries of Caste and Waste Management

GSAPP VISUALIZATION AWARD

This prize is given for innovative use of computing media in architectural or urban research, design, and fabrication.

Adeline Chum (MARCH)

CAMPBELL AWARD

The University Trustees and the Board of the Columbia Alumni Association - the CAA - established The Campbell Award, presented by the CAA to a graduating student at each School who shows exceptional leadership and Columbia spirit as exemplified by the late Bill Campbell, Chair Emeritus, University Trustees, outstanding alumnus, and CAA co-founder.

Kaley Nicole Overstreet (RED)

WILLIAM KINNE FELLOWS TRAVELING PRIZE

These awards are granted on the merit of proposals submitted for travel abroad incorporating the study of architecture, including planning and other specialized aspects of architecture.

Women, Religion and Agency - Women’s Constant Negotiation of Space in the Mosque

Aya Abdallah

Building Shelter within Existing Infrastructure in Coastal Syria: Locating Temporary Housing Solutions for Internally Displaced Refugees in Syria

Alya James Abourezk

Platforms for Social Inclusion in Decision Making: Uncovering Potential Destruction of Canal Istanbul Proposal

Ece Cetin
Irmak Turanli

What it Takes to Grow Our Buildings: Consequences of Mass Timber Production on Forestry and Land Management in Sweden

Adeline Chum
Aditi Shetye

Migratory Spaces in Northern Chile

León Duval
Sebastian Salas

A Tale of Two Towns: Apparatus of Marriage Migrants Across Cheongsong, South Korea and Dai Hop, Vietnam

Yani Gao
Hyuein Song

Preserving Collective Memory, Conversations with the Embera Chami People from the San Lorenzo Indigenous Reservation

Ruben Dario Gomez Ganan

Machu Picchu: Beyond Tourism

Jisoo Kim
Achmad Nanang Maulana

The Architecture of the Ill-tempered Environment

Spenser A. Krut

Structuring Water Autonomy

Yi Liang

The Transfer of the Commons: London’s Experience with Quasi-Public Space

Jonathan Marty

Himalayan Borderlands: at the intersections of gender, labor and climate change

Galina Novikova
Praditi Dinesh Singh

Higher Ground - Climate Gentrification in Miami & Hong Kong

Patrick O'Connor

Galápagos: An Archipelago at Risk

Javier Ortiz

Urban Form Disentangled: Dependencies of the Local Scale Morphology on Traffic and Pollution Patterns

Mauricio Enrique Rada Orellana

Before Architects: The Crafting of Vastu

Govardan Rajasekaran Umashankar

The Traditional Huizhou Village and its Carpenter System: A Case Study of Jintan Village

Luxi Yang

Huayco in the Loop: Resilient Housing

Hazel Villena

Adieu to Ward Beds: Redefining Health and Body Control

Meichen Wang

PRIZES OPEN TO MULTIPLE PROGRAMS

PERCIVAL AND NAOMI GOODMAN FELLOWSHIP

The purpose of the Percival & Naomi Goodman Fellowship is to enable the recipient to carry out a project of social significance related to the interests of Percival Goodman.

Ruben Dario Gomez Ganan (AAD)

M. ARCH PROGRAM AWARDS

CHARLES McKIM PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN / SAUL KAPLAN TRAVELING FELLOWSHIP

This prize recognizes the student whose work throughout the studios has been outstanding and is funded by a bequest from Saul Kaplan (M.Arch ‘57).

Hazel Villena

AIA HENRY ADAMS MEDAL

This prize is awarded to the student who has maintained the best general standard in all sequences during the professional course over the past 2-3 years in the School.

Aditi Shetye

ALPHA RHO CHI MEDAL

This prize is for the student who has shown ability in leadership over the past 2-3 years in the School and who gives promise of professional merit through their attitude and personality.

Aya Abdallah

THE EVANS SIMPSON ‘88 M.ARCH PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN

The prize is for high quality of work in the design studios during the student’s program of studies at Columbia.

Sixuan Chen

HONOR AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN

This award is for student engagement, leadership, and high academic attainment within design studios in the M.Arch Program.

Audrey Dandenault

HONOR AWARD FOR DESIGN AND VISUALIZATION

This prize is given for innovative use of computing media in architectural or urban research, design, and fabrication.

Adam Vosburgh

HONOR AWARD FOR DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY

This prize is awarded to the student who most demonstrates an ability to incorporate building science and technologies into the issues of architectural design.

Meissane Aude Kouassi

‘AVERY 6’ AWARDS

This non-monetary, student-nominated prize is awarded to the graduating M.Arch student whose work questions the standards of architecture and promises to change the profession.

Adeline Chum

This non-monetary, student-nominated prize is awarded to the graduating M.Arch student whose commitment within studio and the school at large has earned the respect of the student body.

Gene Han

LUCILLE SMYSER LOWENFISH MEMORIAL PRIZE

This award is for the most outstanding student(s) in the final semester design studios (open to the M.Arch Program).

Andrew Solomon Magnus
Advanced Architecture Studio VI
Critics: Justin Moore and Oscar Oliver-Didier

M.S. AAD Program Awards

WILLIAM WARE PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN/SAUL KAPLAN TRAVELING FELLOWSHIP

This prize is awarded to recognize the student whose work in the studios has been outstanding and is funded by a bequest from Saul Kaplan (M.Arch ‘57). The prize is for travel and study following graduation.

Rocio Crosetto Brizzio

HONOR AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

This award is for student engagement, leadership, and high academic attainment within design studios in the AAD Program.

Malavika Madhuraj
Hyosil Yang

HONOR AWARD FOR ARGUMENTS IN DESIGN

The prize is for a student whose work has been outstanding in the formulation of agendas and positions—that is, arguments and the way in which they take part in the advancement of architectural design.

León Duval

LUCILLE SMYSER LOWENFISH MEMORIAL PRIZE

This award is for the most outstanding student(s) in the final semester design studios.

Bisheng Hong
Advanced Architecture Studio VI
Critic: Michael Bell

PEER TO PEER AWARD

This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school.

Sanober Khan

M.S. AUD Program Awards

GSAPP PRIZE FOR EXCELLENCE IN URBAN DESIGN

This prize is intended to recognize the student whose work in the Urban Design Program has been most outstanding.

Yasmine Katkhuda

HONOR AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN URBAN DESIGN

This award recognizes the students who have demonstrated significant leadership, service, and commitment to collaboration in the Urban Design Program.

Cesar Delgado
Carmen Yu

LUCILLE SMYSER LOWENFISH MEMORIAL PRIZE

This award is for the most outstanding project in the final semester design studios.

Lucas Coelho Netto
Giulia Figueiredo Chagas
Yasmine Katkhuda
Samuel Joseph Dye
Urban Design Studio III: EM(POWER)ING BELIZE
Critics: Kate Orff (Coordinator), Geeta Mehta, Adriana Chavez, Thad Pawlowski, Lorena Bello Gomez

PEER TO PEER AWARD

This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school.

Avani Agarwal
Changbin Kim

M.S. CCCP PROGRAM AWARDS

CCCP PROGRAM AWARD

This prize is for a significant contribution to the culture of research, practice, and the public sphere within the CCCP Program.

Spenser A. Krut

HONOR AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING THESIS IN CCCP

For the thesis that best demonstrates rigorous development of critical, curatorial, and conceptual practices, and the most complementary format or medium in its realization.

Nur Jabarin
Codex of Revolt: An Experiment in Historicizing Indigenous Destruction
Advisor: Felicity Scott

PEER TO PEER AWARD

This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school

Andrea Comair

M.S. HP PROGRAM AWARDS

ONERA PRIZE IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION

This is given to a graduating student from Columbia GSAPP’s M.S. Program in Historic Preservation to conduct a project that tests new preservation theories in practice.

Ziming Wang

HONOR AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING THESIS IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION

For a master’s thesis that best demonstrates excellence in the field of Historic Preservation.

Andrés Álvarez-Dávila
Technology and James Marston Fitch’s Turn to Preservation
Advisor: Jorge Otero-Pailos.

Lindsay Christine Papke
Interrogating the Olfactory Landscape: Means and Methods for Analyzing Changing Smellscapes as a Character-Defining Feature of Place
Advisor: Erica Avrami

PEER TO PEER AWARD

This non-monetary, student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school.

Teerat “Preme” Chaiyatham

M.S. RED Program Awards

HANK BELL ENTREPRENEURIAL AWARD

This award is for the student that best embodies Professor Emeritus Hank Bell’s entrepreneurial spirit.

Oliver Ison

HONOR AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT

This award is for student participation, leadership, and high academic attainment within the Real Estate Development Program.

Anja Do
Kelly McFadden
Kaley Overstreet
Joshua Westerman

M.S. UP PROGRAM AWARDS

AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION OUTSTANDING STUDENT AWARD

This prize is for outstanding attainment in the study of Urban Planning.

Mauricio Enrique Rada Orellana

NEW YORK CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN PLANNING ASSOCIATION’S AWARD

This award is for academic excellence and leadership in Urban Planning.

David McNamara

CHARLES ABRAMS THESIS AWARD

For a thesis that best exemplifies a commitment to social justice.

Derek Brennan
Crisis Management: Bureaucracy, Austerity, and Managing Homelessness in the Temporal Camp

HONOR AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN URBAN PLANNING

This award is for student engagement, leadership, and high academic attainment within the Urban Planning Program.

Brady Meixell
Danielle Roberts

PEER TO PEER AWARD

This non-monetary, student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school.

Mauricio Enrique Rada Orellana