Now in its seventh year, The 2011 KPF/AF Student Travel Award aims both to support outstanding architecture students, and to encourage new creative thinking by students in the field of architecture. The competition is open to all undergraduate and graduate students at architecture schools in the UK, including year out students and students graduating in 2011.

Organised by The Architecture Foundation, the award encourages students to engage in international research. Travel awards of £1,750 and £1,250 will be awarded to two students whose projects show an outstanding insight into the possibilities of public space, building and spatial design.

Participants are asked to present a project or series of projects from their current portfolio and examine the progression and transformation of our cities in response to the continual evolution of new technologies, changing attitudes to how we work, and the implications of urban spaces on our professional and personal lives.

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Image: 2010 Winner Nandi Marshal Han

Source: Architecture Foundation