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Fellowship in the Built Environment
Applications are closed
The 1851 Research Fellowship in the Built Environment is intended to enable those at a more advanced stage in their career to explore important current issues, selected by the Commission.
Applications are welcomed from post-graduates, researchers, practitioners or professionals on a career break.
The Fellowship runs for two years and is funded at £50,000 pa.
Introduced in 1995, awards have been made for research into:
- Landscape and Modernity
- Urban Issues, Human Habitation
- Transport and the Built Environment
- Housing for the 21st Century
- Climate Change – The future for Building Design
- Urban design: Ideas for part of the Commission’s Estate
- Towns and cities in Shock
- Genetics and the Built Environment
- Cycling and the Built Environment
- Manufacturing an Inhabitable City
- What is the High Street for? What Might the “Future High Street” be like?
- Restoring Nature in the City
- How can AI assist in meeting the UN Sustainable Development Goals?
- Collaborative Leadership in the Built Environment: Building Capability in the Next Generation
