Harvard GSD announces the six 2020 Richard Rogers Fellows

The fourth cycle of the Harvard GSD Richard Rogers Fellowship has come to a close. Today, the school announced the six 2020 fellows, who will take on a three-and-a-half-month residency at the iconic Wimbledon House in London, which architect Richard Rogers designed for his parents in the late '60s. Launched in 2016, the yearly fellowship is inspired by Rogers' commitment to cross-disciplinary research and engagement in his practice.

The six fellows were chosen from over 150 applicants from around the world. In addition to the residency, each fellow will receive travel expenses in London and $10,000. Two fellows at a time will reside in the Wimbledon House in the spring, summer, and fall. Their research topics range from the historical to the speculative — like examining the allocation of parking around new buildings in London, or the civic imaginaries that can potentially be drawn from existing building codes.

Read more about each of the fellows and their research proposals below.

SPRING 2020 Fellows