Highlights
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Rapson Traveling Study Award
The Minnesota Architectural Foundation announces the 2024 Ralph Rapson Traveling Study Award recipient, Isaac Tapp, Assoc. AIA. Congratulations to all the finalists:
Ben Newby, Assoc. AIA
Brent Nelson, AIA
Isaac Tapp, Assoc. AIA
Kenos Leong, Assoc. AIA
Nick Kineke, AIA
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Wigington Campaign
Help bridge the gap that keeps promising students from pursuing professional architectural degrees and becoming architects. With your financial contribution, you can help create a stronger, more representative architecture community that can shape a better and more equitable built environment.
Give to the Clarence Wigington Architectural Scholarship Fund Campaign.
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About the Foundation
The Minnesota Architectural Foundation (MAF) originated in 1970 as MSA Foundation for Environmental Research, with a purpose of studying potential computer applications in architecture. In 1979, following receipt of a bequest from William Berget, the name was changed to MSAIA Architectural Foundation, incorporated for charitable, scientific and educational purposes. Contact us to be included in future MAF news and information.