The Graham Foundation announces 2021–22 Carter Manny Award honorees

The jury panel also announced citation awards, which went to the following:

• Seçil Binboğa from the University of Michigan for Scaling the Region: Visuality, Infrastructure, and the Politics of Design in Cold War Turkey.
• Amy Chang from Harvard University for Architecture at the Edges of Empire: Seville, Manila, and the Formation of Spanish National Architecture, 16–17th Centuries.
• Chuan Hao (Alex) Chen from the University of Pennsylvania for Biocontainment Architecture: Constructing Race at the Border of Emerging Diseases and the American Nation.
• Matthew Slaats from the University of Virginia for Infrastructures of the Marvelous: Exploring contemporary, Black grassroots social transformation in the Southern United States.
• Y. L. Lucy Wang from Columbia University for Contagious Places, Curative Spaces: Disease in the Making of Modern Chinese Architecture, 1894–1949.
• Zhiyan Yang from the University of Chicago for Reinventing Architectural Culture in Post-Socialist China, 1979–2006.

Research awards receive a $15,000 acknowledgment while the writing award is for up to $20,000. 

This year’s panel members included the University of Singapore’s Jiat-Hwee Chang; Columbia GSAPP Assistant Professor Ateya A. Khorakiwala; and Architectural Heritage Center director Stephanie Whitlock. 

Applications for the 2022–23 cycle are due by November 15th.