IFLA Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe International Fellowship in Landscape Architecture
La IFLA, ofrece pasantías de 3 meses (2 de enero al 29 de marzo) para realizar una investigación en el contexto de Roma e Italia. La misma tendrá lugar en la Facultad Británica de Roma.
RESIDENCY AT THE BRITISH SCHOOL AT ROME
January-March 2012
The Rome Fellowship in Landscape Architecture is being offered to a recent graduate or individual in mid-career to allow a period for thought and research. The applicant should propose a contemporary response to an aspect of Italian landscape and pursue a selected topic with direct bearing on modern design in the landscape.
Young landscape architects are invited by the International Federation of Landscape Architects to apply for this residency at the British School at Rome, which will offer a valuable opportunity to develop and research work within the context of Rome and Italy. Details about the British School at Rome are available at www.bsr.ac.uk
The Fellowship offers:
full board and lodging at the British School at Rome (BSR) for three months (January 2nd to March 29th 2012), in a study bedroom with free 24hour access to the internet
a grant of €750 per month for expenses
economy class return travel from the fellow’s current place of residence to and from Rome (open ticket)
health insurance for the three month residency
though technical facilities and support are limited, BSR staff are on hand to give advice and to assist fellows to gain access to sites not normally open to public access
The successful applicant, who may be of any nationality in the world, must: have a qualification in landscape architecture and at least one year post-graduate experience, either in a landscape workplace or as a PhD student or part-time lecturer in landscape studies be younger than 35 years old on January 1st 2012 be a student or full member of an IFLA Member Association; however if the applicant is a bona fide student or practitioner of landscape architecture from a country which is not an IFLA member, individual membership of IFLA for three years would be a condition of being awarded the fellowship. The cost of the fee for this membership would then be part of the Fellowship award speak English and be prepared to learn some Italian before going to Rome submit a report on their tenure, together with images of work completed in Rome, all with open copyright for use in IFLA publications TO APPLY: Applications must be submitted in English electronically by October 15th 2011 to iflarome@colmog.co.uk under the title APPLICATION FOR the 2012 IFLA Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe INTERNATIONAL ROME FELLOWSHIP IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE. The application should describe clearly how the applicant intends to use the fellowship with an outline of the topic which the applicant intends to address and a brief timetable of the probable stages of the work. The application must also include a curriculum vitae, which may be illustrated by not more than four A4 pages. ASSESSMENT: Applications will be assessed by a selection panel of up to four regional representatives of IFLA, chaired by Hal Moggridge, together with a representative of the British School at Rome Faculty. Short listed applicants may be required to attend an interview, travel expenses paid.
