Lyceum-fellowship.org Website Review

Through a unique structure of design competition, jury process, and prizewinning travel grants, the Lyceum promotes collaboration, connectivity, and a design dialogue among schools, their students of architecture and the prominent architects who serve as program authors Channeling the spirit of its east coast counterpart, this competition presents the opportunity to propose a welcoming place of sanctuary in the form of a new arrival center on Angel Island for new immigrants as well as a place of reflection for past immigrants and the communities > The primary goal for my travel was to study how other cities use > their stairways to activate public life in the community. > Here it is more about the journey than the destination. The winding > path that meanders along a few hundred-foot-tall sea cliffs > instilled sublime feelings as I headed toward the temple. >  Michael Honyak 2016, 2nd Place > The opportunity to travel and de*ply explore my interests in > architecture and design was an incredible one. Participating in the > competition and all the future work that has been an incredible > experience that has further fueled my desire to improve my skill-set > and design better spaces. I am very grateful and feel very > privileged to have had this incredible experience. Thank you to my > mentor and the people at the Lyceum foundation who organize this > competition every year for making all this possible > Overall, this was absolutely a life-changing trip. >  Joshua Antolovic 2017, 1st Place 2018 Winners annouced. The competition programs have spanned the continent and globe, challenging students to think broadly about the venues and opportunities for creative design, environmental and social impact. Over the years, the Lyceum Fellowship has drawn many noted architects, allied designers, writers, and educators to participate as program