Purpose
The Haskell Award for Student Journalism was established by Helen Lacey Haskell, the wife of architectural journalist and editor Douglas Haskell in the late 1980s. Its purpose is to perpetuate intelligent writing about design as a means to encourage the development of architects and allied professionals.
Scholarship
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Apply for the Douglas Haskell Award for Student Journals >
Deadline:June 14, 2024
Winners
2017
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OBL/QUE (Winner)
Harvard University
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Common Ground (Honorable Mention)
Northeastern University
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Agora (Honorable Mention)
University of Michigan
2016
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sofA (Winner)
Woodbury University
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Plot (Honorable Mention)
City College of New York
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The Thinking Architect (Honorable Mention)
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
2015
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Issues
Washington University
2014
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Panorama
University of Pennsylvania Department of City and Regional Planning
2013
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Fresh Meat
University of Illinois Chicago
2012
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Fresh Meat (Winner)
University of Illinois Chicago
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Dimensions (Honorable Mention)
University of Michigan
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Urban (Honorable Mention)
Columbia University
2011
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Contexture (Winner)
Louisiana State University
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Root (Honorable Mention)
University of Colorado at Denver
2010
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There
University of Minnesota
2009
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Informality (Winner)
City College of New York
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Contexture (Honorable Mention)
Louisiana State University
Purpose
The Haskell Award for Student Journalism was established by Helen Lacey Haskell, the wife of architectural journalist and editor Douglas Haskell in the late 1980s. Its purpose is to perpetuate intelligent writing about design as a means to encourage the development of architects and allied professionals.
Scholarship
-
Apply for the Douglas Haskell Award for Student Journals >
Deadline:June 14, 2024