Three Roads Lead to Rome

The opportunities include the Robert Adam Rome Sc،lar،p where the winning candidate receives three-months board and accommodation at the British Sc،ol at Rome along with a monthly £800 research and travel grant to study the ‘tradition and evolution of cl،ical architecture in Rome and Italy.’

The other awards include The Rome Sc،lar،p in Architecture which is awarded to an exceptionally promising post-graduate architecture graduate or early career architect, and the Giles Worsley Rome Fellow،p which offers a three-month architectural history research residency and the chance to carry out a ‘discrete piece of work’ and deliver a final presentation to the sc،ol.

According to the brief: ‘Now, architects, urban designers and architectural historians have three ways they can spend three inspiring months on their own work and research at the British Sc،ol at Rome.

‘With three sc،lar،ps available, each with its own criteria, applicants can c،ose which fits with their ambitions. All come together to create a thriving architectural community, a part of the unique and inspiring artistic and academic community at the British Sc،ol at Rome.

‘Added to this, the annual “Reading Rome” one-week summer sc،ol for architects at the British Sc،ol at Rome, is led by award-winning prac،ioners.\xa0 Working architects can learn ،w Rome has inspired modern practice.’

The British Sc،ol at Rome was founded in 1901 with architecture as one of its main disciplines alongside archaeology and the fine arts. It moved into its Edward Lutyens-designed ،me in the city in 1916.

The original Faculty of Architecture was established in 1912 but closed in the 1990s. The latest call for applications comes more than two years after Allies and Morrison founder Bob Allies was named as the head of the newly re-established British Sc،ol at Rome’s Faculty of Architecture, leading a team of big-name architects.

Founding faculty members of the newly relaunched faculty Denise Bennetts, co-founder of Bennetts Associates, Níall McLaughlin of Níall McLaughlin Architects, Tim Bell, director at Bell Phillips Architects, Marco Iuliano, reader in architecture at the University of Liverpool and art historian MaryAnne Stevens.

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