Highlights

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

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.

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.