Education is at the heart of our foundation.

By assisting individuals at all levels of scholarship, we aim to facilitate a wide variety of research and education.

Our grants allow individuals to travel the world in search of understanding the rich history and culture of architecture, building science and technology, historic preservation, landscape architecture, and urban design.

They provide tenured professors the ability to hire students as research assistants and support the publication of journals and books dedicated to design.

 

  • Richard Cleary
    Professor, The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture

    The Page Foundation has provided the means for me to employ students as research assistants, to help underwrite publication of a student-run journal dedicated to architecture, to assist students attending professional meetings, and to bring prospective graduate students for campus visits.

  • Haley Fitzpatrick
    Designer, Renzo Piano Building Workshop

    Through merit-based continuing education scholarships, research grants, travel fellowships, and teaching assistantships from both The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture and the Graduate School, I paid 21% of three years-worth of out-of-state tuition. Support from the Page Foundation was fundamental to my experience in architecture school.

  • Xinran Ren
    Designer, Page

    It was a great honor to receive the Page Foundation scholarship during my second graduate school year at The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture. It meant a lot to an international student like me. With this support, not only could I continue to explore the architecture world in an affordable way, but I also feel this path was filled with energy and possibilities.

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For more than a decade, we have partnered with the schools of architecture at The University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University, and Louisiana State University. We are dedicated to advancing multi-disciplinary scholarship about the built environment.

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The future of our professions and communities are dependent on advancing research dedicated to the built environment. Our grant and fellowship recipients dedicate more time to their education and scholarship, dive into architectural archives, pursue internships abroad, and enhance educational programming at home. 

 

Endowments and Fellowship Recipients

Martin Joseph Alex Sinel

2016, Community and Regional Planning

Emily Elizabeth Andrews

2015, Architecture, First-Professional

Siwen Fang

2016, Landscape Architecture, First Professional Degree

Megan Elizabeth Shannon

2014, Community and Regional Planning

Lu Jiang

2014, Landscape Architecture, First Professional Degree
Endowments and Fellowship Recipients

Kimberly A. McKnight

2010, Historic Preservation

Benjamin John Prince

2010, Community and Regional Planning

Shea Matthew Suski

2010, Community and Regional Planning

James W.T. Yan

2009, Landscape Architecture, First Professional Degree

Mr. Karl Wermager Gleason

2010, Architecture, First-Professional

Dr. Jorge Villota Pena

2009, Architecture Ph.D.

Dana K. Garcia

2007, Latin American Studies/Community and Regional Planning

Elizabeth Jackson

2007, Architecture, First-Professional

Alexis Aaron Kurland

2007, Architecture, First-Professional

Julienne Monton Bautista

2008, Latin American Studies/Community and Regional Planning

Kevin Eric Johnson

2008, Architecture, First-Professional

Meng Qi

2008, Community and Regional Planning

Michelle L. Stephens

2008, Community and Regional Planning

Beau Christopher Pesa

2009, Landscape Architecture, First Professional Degree

Emily F. Reed

2009, Historic Preservation

Suzanne Rebecca Russo

2006, Community and Regional Planning

Tara T. Dudley

2007, Architecture, Ph.D.

Jesse Miles Pyeatt

2006, Architecture, First-Professional

Sarah Elizabeth Hill

2006, Architecture, First-Professional

Joyce I.C. Chen

2006, Architecture, First-Professional