Beyer Blinder Belle Foundation Scholarship

About Beyer Blinder Belle Foundation

The Beyer Blinder Belle Foundation (BBBF) advances diversity and the role of architecture, planning, and preservation in strengthening the physical and social fabric of our cities, communities, and institutions.
Through fellowships, grants, scholarships, and other initiatives, the Foundation engages the full cycle of design, from inspiring young people to enter the profession, to supporting graduate-level studies and travel, to enabling thoughtful, socially-conscious design and planning that directly benefits communities.
This mission is inspired by the core values of Beyer Blinder Belle, which from its founding defined an approach to design focused on architecture empowering people through their interaction on streets and in neighborhoods, and through their connections to the surrounding built environment.

Eligibility
• Students from diverse identities and backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
• Applicants must be legal residents of the United States.
• Applicants must have a significant financial need for assistance.
• Applicants must be continuing students in the B Arch program entering into 4th year; or M Arch students entering into 2nd or 3rd year for the 2025-26 academic year.
• Applicants must submit the following:
o Professional resume
o Architecture portfolio
o An unofficial CCNY transcript
o Written statement of up to 300 words detailing your background, financial need, and design philosophy for integrating new buildings within existing neighborhoods and/or view of adaptive reuse within existing buildings, which may or may not be listed as National or City Landmarks.

Award
• A one-time scholarship of $9,850 will be given to one recipient, disbursed as $4,925 in the fall and $4,925 in the spring.

Award
up to $9,850
Scopes
School of Architecture
Deadline
06/22/2025
Supplemental Questions
  1. Are you a U.S citizen or permanent resident?
  2. Please upload your professional resume/CV.
  3. Please copy and paste the link to your portfolio below for review.
  4. Please upload your current unofficial transcript.
  5. Please write a statement up to 300 words detailing your background, financial need, and design philosophy for integrating new buildings within existing neighborhoods and/or view of adaptive reuse within existing buildings, which may or may not be listed as National or City Landmarks.