Jaap Bakema Fellowship 2008/2009

The Fellowship is a grant for speculative and exploratory (design) research, at the cutting edge of architecture, technology and society.

Category Award / Open to Students
Type International, Fellowship, Open, Single-Stage, Onymous
Genre Environment
Country Rotterdam, Netherlands
RegDeadline 1 April 2009 GoogleCal iCal
1 April 2009 (Must be Received or via Online)
Eligibility All
Target Field The proposed research project should be such that it can reasonably be completed within one year.

Description
J.B. Bakema (1914-1981) was one of the foremost post-war Dutch architects and played an important role as designer, theorist, teacher and populariser of his profession. His wide-ranging interest in the built environment (from chair to city), his firm belief in the social significance of architecture and urban design, and his international orientation make him a fitting inspiration for a fellowship intended for research capable of opening up new perspectives on the design, use and perception of the built environment.

Jury
Ole Bouman (director of the Netherlands Architecture Instituut, Rotterdam)
Hans Ibelings (publisher of A10 new European architecture, Amsterdam)
Madeleine Maaskant (founding architect and director of Maaskant en Van Velzen Architecten, Amsterdam)
Frederieke Taylor (owner of the Frederieke Taylor Gallery, New York)

Prize
10,000 euros
Fellows may be allowed to stay in John Hejduk's Wall House in Groningen during the course of their research; they will also be able to make use of the NAi's research facilities.
Presentation the results of that research: in the Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAi) in Rotterdam and in A10 new European architecture

Entry Fee
None

Submission Address
Jaap Bakema Foundation
Postbus 237
3000 AE Rotterdam

Timetable
The Jaap Bakema Foundation will select a fellow by June 1 2009.

Organizer
Jaap Bakema Foundation

Official Website
http://en.nai.nl/about_the_nai/jbf