Stage 2: Semifinalists
SEMIFINALIST NOTICE: Due to a webhost error that caused the website to be only intermittently accessible over the past few days, some candidates have had trouble completing their research. To address this issue, THE DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO FEBRUARY 4th.
We are happy to announce that 30 authors have been advanced to the Semifinalist round (Stage Two) of this year’s competition.
Semifinalists are now invited to submit a 2500-word Essay based on their 500-word Proposal. At least five, but up to seven (or more), top Essays will be selected for final judging by this year’s BERKELEY PRIZE Jury.
All authors, whether promoted to Semifinalist status or not, can login to view the Readers’ comments regarding your Proposals.
New instructions for this year’s Semifinalists are included below.
Anna Blair |
University of Limerick |
Ireland
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Arushi Sharma |
Malaviya National Institute of Technology |
India
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Ava Yokanovich |
Wellesley College |
USA
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Fatimath Ziya |
University of Bath |
England
(Orig. Maldives)
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Fatima Pona Arbab |
Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture |
Pakistan
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Gauri Patra and Arnav Sharma |
Gautam Buddha University |
India
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Gunraagh Singh Talwar |
School of Planning and Architecture,
Bhopal |
India
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Haley Chang |
Northwestern University |
USA
(Orig. South Korea)
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Henry Kirungi |
International University of East Africa |
Uganda
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Indigo Mathes |
Montana State University |
USA
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Jacob Schluessel and Ting-Chun Yang
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RWTH Aachen University |
Germany
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Jonathan Marrs |
Montana State University |
USA
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Kiera Townsend |
Drexel University |
USA
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M.S. Srinivas |
School of Planning and Architecture,
New Delhi |
India
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Mid Yafiz Siddiqui and Rafa Samia Anwar |
Bangladesh University of Engineering
and Technology
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Bangladesh
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Micha Romaniuk |
Manchester School of Architecture |
UK (Orig. Poland)
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Nicole Oliveira |
Associação Escola da Cidade |
Brazil
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Joshua Olagunju |
Obafemi Awolowo University |
Nigeria
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Reva Saksena and Mallika Sarabhai
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School of Planning and Architecture,
Bhopal |
India
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Ricardo Martin Alvarez Carrion
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Universidad Nacional Del Altiplano,
Puno |
Peru
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Rishika Sood and Shantanu Dubey |
Madhav Institute of Technology and Science, Gwalior
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India
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Ritu Nair and Parag Kahyap |
Savitribai Phule Pune University |
India
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Russell Lake |
Montana State University |
USA
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Saavi Natekar and Ayesha de Sousa |
School Of Planning and Architecture and
Goa College Of Architecture
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India
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Siddarth Cyriac |
CEPT University |
India
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Sydnee Lovering |
Montana State University |
USA
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Timothy Lee |
Montana State University |
USA
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Tushita Basak |
Jadavpur University |
India
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Winta Assefa |
Addis Ababa University |
Ethiopia
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Zoe Hammond |
Montana State University |
USA
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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THOSE ADVANCING!
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Nipun Prabhakar (BP 2014), Buddhi Bahadur’s House, Siddhipur, Kathmandu
Valley, Nepal (Undated)
Nipun Prabhakar (BP 2014), Nunnery, Remote Himalayas, Nepal (2017)
Aparna Ramesh (BP 2013), Cottage for Children, Bangalore, India (2015)
Aparna Ramesh (BP 2013), Cottage for Children, Bangalore, India (2015)
Holly Simon (BP 2011), Justin Loucks, Phil Wilson, Kevin Lo, The Public Speaker,
Calgary, Canada (2015). Photo Credit: Stenhouse Photography
Holly Simon (BP 2011), Justin Loucks, Phil Wilson, Kevin Lo, The Public Speaker,
Calgary, Canada (2015)
Neelakshi Joshi (BP 2009), Soso House, Ladakh, India (undated). Photo Credit: Sonam
Wangchuck
Neelakshi Joshi (BP 2009), Fieldwork at construction sites, Himalayas, India (undated)
Philip Tidwell (BP 2003) and Peripheral Projects Studio, The Säie pavilion, Helsinki,
Finland (2015)
Philip Tidwell (BP 2003) and Peripheral Projects Studio, The Säie pavilion, Helsinki,
Finland (2015)
Tarun Bhasin (BP 2015), World Architecture Festival Student Charrette Entry (2016)
Tarun Bhasin (BP 2015), World Architecture Festival Student Charrette Entry (2016)
Delma Palma (BP 2014), a planned mixed-income development, Washington, D.C.,
USA (undated)
Delma Palma (BP 2014), an affordable apartment building, U.S.A. (undated)
Ben Wokorach (BP 2013), Fruiti-Cycle First Prototype, Kampala, Uganda (2016)
Ben Wokorach (BP 2013), Fruiti-Cycle Second Prototype, Kampala, Uganda (2016)
Andrew Amara (BP 2006), a workshop to engage local families in designing
affordable and sustainable shelter, Kampala, Uganda (2016)
Robert Ungar (2010) and ONYA collective, a garden in a formerly abandoned entrance
to Tel-Aviv Central Bus Station, Tel-Aviv, Israel (2015)
Robert Ungar (2010), Grassroots 2015, a community organized festival in ONYA
collective garden, Tel-Aviv, Israel (2015)
Avikal Somvanshi (2008), The Ladder House, New Delhi, India (2012)
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