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2026 Student Awards
School-Wide Awards
This prize is given for an outstanding essay, paper, or thesis on the history or theory of the built environment written for a class during their time at GSAPP.
Ellie Madsen (MSCDP)
Embedding Earth: A Critical Atlas of Planetary Computation
This prize is given for innovative use of computation in architectural or urban research and design. This may include (but is not limited to) simulations/animations, multimedia scripting, interactive environments/interfaces, data-driven visualization, or fabrication.
Chonphuech (Fern) Sripongtanakul (MSAAD)
This prize is given for innovative use of visual and tactile representation in architectural or urban research and design. This may include (but is not limited to) spatial explorations, drawings, models, diagrams, multimedia projects, and installations used to describe and communicate spatial ideas, design intent, and narrative.
Seungho (Andrew) Yang (MSAAD)
The University Trustees and the Board of the Columbia Alumni Association (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 Trustee, outstanding alumnus, and CAA co-founder.
‘Eiwa Colburn (MARCH, MSRED)
WILLIAM KINNE FELLOWS TRAVELING PRIZE
These awards are granted on the merit of proposals submitted for travel incorporating the study of architecture, including planning and other specialized aspects of architecture.
Alexandra Zhao
Benjamin Edward Spears
Hayden James St. John
Bernardo Giovanni Malatesta
Keenan Bellisari
Liberty Alexandria Chapman
Neha Sarah Abraham
Shahnaj Sharmin Rimu
Shannon Shiraz Levkovitz
Vasiliki Zochiou
Zuzanna Bojarska
Ayesha Maria de Sousa
Daniela Monroy Zendejas
Samantha Elizabeth Nowak
Eng Wei (Nicole) Quah
Ida Marie Lyth Hansen
Olímpia Solà Inaraja
Mika Jones Yassur
Elizabeth Michelle Kostina
Heather Joy Oakley
Jaehong Chung
Sterling Grimes
Ellie Maclennan
Tahreem Akif
Yerandy Pacheco
PRIZES OPEN TO MULTIPLE PROGRAMS
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.
Yuhan (Alex) Shi (MSHP)
A Comparative Study of Survival, Erasure, and Community-Led Preservation in New York City and San Francisco
M.ARCH PROGRAM AWARDS
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). The prize is for travel and study following graduation.
Levan Kiladze
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.
Liberty Alexandria Chapman
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.
Didier Ernst Lucceus
The prize is for high quality of work in the design studios during the student’s program of studies at Columbia.
Maya Yildirim
This award is for student engagement, leadership, and high academic attainment within design studios in the M.Arch Program.
Benjamin Edward Spears
This prize is awarded to the student who most demonstrates an ability to incorporate building science and technologies into the issues of architectural design.
Yunhao Zhong
This prize is given in recognition of high quality of work in the History/Theory Sequence.
Levan Kiladze
This award is for the most outstanding student(s) in the final semester design studios.
Keenan Bellisari
Bernardo Giovanni Malatesta
Before and After Clinic
Architecture Studio VI
Critic: Hilary Sample
This student-nominated prize is awarded to the graduating M.Arch student whose work questions the standards of architecture and promises to change the profession, and whose commitment within studio and the school at large has earned the respect of the student body.
Gelmira Alexandra de So Gourgel
M.S. AAD Program Awards
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.
Valeria Ramirez
This award is for student engagement, leadership, and high academic attainment within design studios in the AAD Program.
Vasiliki Zochiou
Seungho (Andrew) Yang
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.
Kaushik Parashar
This award is for the most outstanding student(s) in the final semester design studios.
Shannon Shiraz Levkovitz
Julio Joaquin Viejo Romero-Mazariegos
Revival Grounds
Architecture Studio VI
Critic: Lydia Kallipoliti
This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school.
Hyoju Kim
M.S. AUD Program Awards
This prize recognizes the student whose work in the Urban Design Program has been most outstanding.
Susana Chinchilla
This award recognizes the students who have demonstrated significant leadership, service, and commitment to collaboration in the Urban Design Program.
Miguel Ángel Santiváñez López
Jennie Jiani Zhou
This award is for the most outstanding project in the final semester design studios.
Haoyang Chang
Ting Chu
Yiting Li
Sunghwan Park
Building Ground: Reframing Sediment as Infrastructure for Flow, Habitat, and Resilience
Urban Design Studio III
Critics: Iñaki Echeverria, Gabriel Vergara, Geeta Mehta, Adriana Chávez, Lidia Ratoi, Akemi Sato
This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school.
Daniela Monroy Zendejas
M.S. CCCP PROGRAM AWARDS
This prize is for a significant contribution to the culture of research, practice, and the public sphere within the CCCP Program.
Andrew Hébert
For the thesis that best demonstrates rigorous development of critical, curatorial, and conceptual practices, and the most complementary format or medium in its realization.
Emily Mei-Mei Taw
Lost: A Hell Scroll
Advisor: Mark Wasiuta
This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school
Yvonne Mpwo
M.S. CDP PROGRAM AWARDS
This prize is for a significant contribution to the culture of research, practice, and the public sphere within the CDP Program.
Varadraj Vijayshankar Borde
For the capstone that best explores computational design practices through rigorous experimentation, development, and execution of a project.
Mika Jones Yassur
Projecting Topographies: Imaging Sand as a Site of Violence and Resistance in Gaza
Advisor: Josh Begley
This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school
Ellie Madsen
M.S. HP PROGRAM AWARDS
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.
Sabina Margaret Busch
For a master’s thesis that best demonstrates excellence in the field of Historic Preservation.
Ashlyn Doris Pause
Material of Abundance: High-Pressure Decorative Laminate in American Architecture
Advisor: Mary A. Jablonski
Matthew Dugan Goff
Learning from the Arcade: Reimagining Preservation Through Magic Circles of Play
Advisor: Erica Avrami
This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school.
Noah Dean Bronowich
M.S. RED Program Awards
This award is for the individual with the highest academic attainment in the M.S. Real Estate Development Program.
Jesse Dean Silva
This award is for the student that best embodies Professor Emeritus Hank Bell’s entrepreneurial spirit.
Justin Alexander Fallon
This award is for student participation, leadership, and high academic attainment within the Real Estate Development Program.
Enrique Casas
Steph Do
Jules Jacolot
David Ni
This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school.
Taylor Lowery
M.S. UP PROGRAM AWARDS
This prize is for outstanding attainment in the study of Urban Planning.
Jane Emily Hutton
This award is for academic excellence and leadership in Urban Planning.
Roxy Blocksdorf
For a thesis that best exemplifies a commitment to social justice.
Kania Atthaya Ulfa
From Shelters to Social Infrastructure: Everyday Practices of Online Motorcycle Ride-Hailing Drivers (Ojol) in Jakarta
Advisor: Jonathan Stiles
This award is for student engagement, leadership, and high academic attainment within the Urban Planning Program.
Wayne Chen
Pablo Andres Useche
This student-nominated award is given in recognition of outstanding service to classmates, faculty, and school.
Wayne Chen