Awarded to the author or authors judged to have prepared and presented the best paper for the ARCC Annual Research Conference. Selection is made by the ARCC Executive Board based upon a review of the written paper and a critique of the paper presentation.
Former Recipients:
Erika Zekos, University of Massachusetts Amherst
“Critical Pedagogy and Public Interest Design: Transforming Architecture Design Education for Social Justice”
Iffat Ridwana, University of Cincinnati and Mae-ling Lokko, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
“Investigating Scales of Performance: Mycelium Ecomanufacturing in Dhaka’s Urban Settlements”
Madlen Simon, Shaimaa Hameed Hussein, Gregory Weaver, University of Maryland
“Designing a Better World Together: Global Inter-University Partnerships Addressing UN 2030 SDG”
Jae Yong Suk, The University of Texas at San Antonio
“Can Hourly-Based Annual Daylighting Simulations Predict Daylight Availability in Dynamic Sky Conditions?”
Tim Frank, Kennesaw State University
“The Charnley-Norwood House: A Turning Point in the History of American Environmental Design”
Ewan Branda, Woodbury University School of Architecture
“The Forms of Bureaucracy at Centre Beaubourg”
Ozayr Saloojee & Vincent DeBrito, University of Minnesota
“Visible and invisible infrastructures: alternative futures in resiliency, failure and design pedagogy”
Ursula Emery McClure & Bradley Cantrell, Louisiana State University
“Fort Proctor: a Conditional Preservation”
Michael Gibson, Kansas State University
“Integrating geometry and light: daylight solutions through performance-based algorithms”
Leonard R. Bachman, University of Houston
“The Teaching of Research and the Research on Teaching: Two Frameworks and Their Overlay in Architectural Education”
Leonard R. Bachman, University of Houston
“Thoughts toward a clinical database of architecture: evidence, complexity, and impact”
Michelangelo Sabatino, University of Houston
“From Blueprint to Digital Model: The Information age, Archives and the Future of Architectural History”
Zoltan Bun, University of Technology and Economics, Budapest
“Between Analogue and Digital Diagrams”
Benjamin Gianni, Carleton University
“Phantom Housing: The Rise and Fall of Public Housing in North America”
Harry Giles and Kyoung-Hee Kim, University of Michigan
“Transparent Facade panel Typologies Based on Recyclable Polymer Materials”
Claus Peder Pedersen and Henrik, The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts
“Ceci n’est pas une pipe. The architectural drawing between representation and function”
Franca Trubiano, Georgia Institute of Technology
“Material Matters: Seeking Collaborations Between the Building Industry and Innovative Architectural Practices”
Fatih Rifki, Evrim Demir, and Orcun Kepez, North Carolina State University
“An Evaluation of Continuity in a Pedestrian Environment at North Carolina State University Centennial Campus”
Ann Heylighen, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven; Humberto Cavallin and W. Mike Martin, University of California–Berkeley
“The Student, the Architect, His Intern and Her Knowledge”
Alfredo Fernandez-Gonzalez, Ball State University — Best Paper
“How Small is Too Small? Investigating the Use of Scaled Prototypes to Research Thermal Comfort in Buildings”
Michael O’Brien, Virginia Tech University — Honorable Mention
“Roots of American Sustainable Cities: An Analysis of ‘As-designed’ and ‘As Built’ Conditions in John Nolen’s American Garden City”
Andreas Savvides, Harvard Design School — Honorable Mention
“Regenerating Urban Land: Urban Design Considerations in the Joint Development of Transportation Corridors”
Scott Gowans and John Graham, University of Dundee
“Poetic Narrative Language Syntax and Design Practice”
Guy Newsham and Jennifer Veitch, National Research Council Canada;
Helge Seetzen and Lorne Whitehead, University of British Columbia; Ayi Chaudhuri, McGill University
“Lighting Quality Evaluations Using Images on a High Dynamic Range Display”
Jodi Naderi, Texas A&M University — Best Paper Award
“Transportation + Street Trees: Effect of the Urban Design Industry’s Roadside Landscape Improvement Standards on Driver and Pedestrian Performance”
Shahin Vassigh, SUNY Buffalo — Best Presentation Award
“Teaching Statics and Strength of Materials Using Digital Technology”
Veronica Soebarto, University of Adelaide
“Environmentally Sensitive Design: Between Theory and Practice”
Ann Heylighen and Herman Neuckermans, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
“Design(ing) Knowledge in Architecture”
Stephen Duff, University of Oregon
“New Directions in Seismic Design for Timber Frame Structures”
Stéphane Hanrot, Ecole d’architecture de Saint Etienne
“Enseignement de projet et initiation à la recherche: quelle relation?”
Guillermo Vásquez de Velasco and Nancy Holland, Texas A&M University
“Reciprocal Distance Education in International Design and Construction Studios”
Pauline Morin, Georgia Institute of Technology
“Ciceronian Texts and Alberti’s De re aedificatoria”
Iver Wahl, University of Oklahoma
“Vertical Rebound Theory as Applied to the Kobe Earthquake”