As an international research institution, the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) operates in the spaces between architectural culture at large and academic discourse through exhibitions, publications, public events, and research programs. The CCA?s Research Fellowship Program supports innovative, advanced research to foster new kinds of intellectual exchange that spark long-term dialogue and debate. Fellowships are open to scholars, practitioners, thinkers, researchers, writers, and curators who intend to pursue interdisciplinary research on architecture, urbanism, landscape, and design at the CCA.
Applications for the CCA’s Research Fellowship Program are open until September 12. Photo by or Stéphane Batigne via Wikimedia Commons.
We welcome applications from individuals at various stages of their career and from various fields of study, including the history, theory, and criticism of architecture, urbanism, and landscape, as well as art history, design theory, anthropology, geography, sociology, literature, philosophy, cultural studies, media studies, and science and technology studies. Although proposed research projects may rely extensively on the CCA Collection as a primary source, we are interested above all in original and significant projects that develop both critical readings and creative works, writings, or designs.

What topics interest us"

At the CCA we are working on a broad range of topics relevant to architectural discourse today...