IAAC Gaudí Scholarship
Antoni Gaudí did not follow rules. He studied nature, tested structures and built forms that still surprise us today. His work was ahead of its time, not because he had better tools, but because he asked better questions.
This scholarship invites you to explore one of those questions. What does Gaudí’s thinking mean for architecture today? How do his geometric intuitions connect to digital fabrication and robotic processes reshaping the discipline right now?
Eligibility Criteria:
This scholarship rewards original thinking and personal reflection.
- Be applying or have been accepted into an eligible IAAC on-campus Masters programme
- Not have been awarded a previous IAAC Scholarship award
- Have completed your programme enrolment before May 31
Application Period
- Competition opens: 15 May
- Submission deadline: 31 May
- Winner announced: 15 June
Application Process
Step 2 — Submit your scholarship entryOnce enrolled, prepare a single PDF containing:
- One image, drawing, model or detail from a Gaudí project of your choice.
- A 300-word personal reflection on what aspects of that project hold value and interest in contemporary architecture, urbanism and design. In your own words: what does Gaudí’s work still offer us today and why does it matter?
- Your full name.
A note on AI tools: We ask that you write this reflection yourself. This is a personal and disciplinary exercise — it is about your thinking, your eye, your voice. That is exactly what we want to read.
This Partial Scholarship Award may secure you up to 10% discount on Tuition Fees.