Carter Manny Awards go to architectural dissertations from Taubman College and Columbia GSAPP

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

• Giulia Amoresano of the University of California, Los Angeles for Cultivating the Italian Empire: Architecture and the Origins of the Global South, 1861–1914
• Ana Gisele Ozaki of Cornell University for New Brazils in Africa: Transatlantic Tropical Futurities, Racial Miscegenation, and Plantation Legacies, 1910–74
• Jessica L. Puff of the University of Michigan for Settler Colonialism and the National Historic Preservation Act: Preserving History and Historic Preservation Policy in the Pacific Islands
• Caroline Filice Smith of Harvard University for Planning Participation: Urban Design, Black Power, and the Struggle for Community Control During the American Century
• Elliott Sturtevant of Columbia GSAPP for Empire’s Stores: Graphic Methods, Corporate Architecture, and Entrepôt Urbanism in America, 1876–1939
• Taylor Van Doorne of UC Santa Barbara for Ephemeral Monuments, the Modern French State, and the Parisian Public, 1789–1848
• Y. L. Lucy Wang of Columbia University for Contagious Places, Curative Spaces: Disease in the Making of Modern Chinese Architecture, 1894–1949

This year's cycle was judged by Syracuse University associate professor Lawrence Chua, UMass Dartmouth's Pamela Karimi, and Jamila Moore Pewu of Cal State Fullerton. The application for next year's cycle is available now and closes on November 15th.