OPEN COMPETITIONS
Metals in Construction - Desirable Urban Living: Design for Affordability
Registration Deadline: March 13
Antepavilion | Antepavilion
Registration Deadline: March 14
Museum of Emotions/ Edition #6
Registration Deadline: March 27
Portugal Vez River Spa
Early Registration: April 2
GRANTS / CALL FOR PAPERS & SUBMISSIONS
2025 Best of Practice Awards | The Architect’s Newspaper
The award seeks out the best projects and Best of Products commends the objects and finishes used to build them, Best of Practice celebrates the companies that create our built environment, from architects to developers, fabricators, engineers, interior designers, landscape architects, lighting designers, and others.
Early Bird Deadline: February 28,2025
Submission Deadline: March 28,2025
Architecture, Urbanism and Climate Change Conference
ARCC 2025 invites paper and poster submissions that address the emerging challenges defining architectural research now. We are interested in research addressing the grand challenges at a range of scales, from macro to micro. We seek research at the global, regional, national, and local levels. We are interested in investigations at dual scales, such as impacts on the individual within the environment, the building within the city, the city within the region, etc.
Submission Deadline: March 14,2025
Reinterpreting Tradition: Contemporary Insights Towards Buttoned Houses’ Technique
This international competition aims to integrate the cultural heritage of Antalya's traditional construction technique, Buttoned Houses (Düğmeli Evler), with contemporary architectural practices.
Award: 3000€
Deadline: March 14, 2025
Inclusive Urbanism
From the challenges of gender-neutral public toilets to the unintended consequences of wheelchair-accessible housing, this edition critically examines how inclusivity in architecture and urbanism can succeed –or fall short. Submit your visionary project, sharp analyses, or bold reflections to help reimagine cities for all.
Deadline: March 31, 2025
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Fellowships
The purpose of this program is to support individual scholars pursuing projects that embody exceptional humanistic research, rigorous analysis, and clear writing. Fellowships provide recipients with time to conduct research or produce books, monographs, peer-reviewed articles, e-books, digital materials, translations with annotations or a critical apparatus, or critical editions resulting from previous research.
Award Ceiling: $60,000
Deadline: April 09, 2025
OPPORTUNITIES
Join the ESG Honor Society
ESG Honor Society is an honor society that seeks to educate our campus about environmental issues. One of our core beliefs is that environmental science is truly interdisciplinary and touches all departments on campus. In order to create a diverse and interdisciplinary community, we are looking for students interested in sustainability and environmental advocacy.
In order to be classified as an active member, students must:
- Have a 3.5 GPA issued by UM
- Have an interest in environmentalism and sustainability, education, and advocacy
Apply here
Graduate Annual Awards
Each spring semester the Graduate School hosts the Annual Awards Ceremony to showcase the important contributions and achievements made during the academic year by our graduate students and faculty in support of graduate education and the teaching, research, and service missions of our institution. Graduate Student Association, the Butler Center's Graduate Award for Excellence, which recognizes a student who has excelled in the areas of leadership, service, and academics. This award is presented at the Butler Center's annual Celebration of Involvement.
Application for Nominations Deadline: March 21,2025
UM TEACHING AND RESEARCH RESOURCES
Federal Transition Updates and other Resources
Corporate and Foundation Opportunities Database
Grant Boilerplates & Templates
Grant & Research Writing Support
Researcher Resources: Ibis Research Pre-Award System and Research Management System
Platform for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (PETAL)
SoA RESEARCH RESOURCES
SoA Faculty Research & Creative Work Bibliography
SoA Student Research & Scholarship
EVENTS
U-SoA Tecnoglass Lecture Series
Research Resources Expo
Showcasing the research shared resources and core facilities across all the campuses of the University of Miami | March 18
- Miller School, Schoninger Research Quadrangle, 1035 NW 15th St - 10:00am - 5:00pm
- Coral Gables, Lakeside Village, 1280 Standford Dr - 10:00am - 5:00am
- Rosenstiel, SLAB, 4600 Rickenbacker Causeway - 1:00pm - 6:00pm
Resilience 365 Conference: Catalytic Conversations or the next 100 years
The UM Climate Resilience Institute, in partnership with Miami Dade County, will host a two-day conference to bring together communities and thought leaders to catalyze action related to driving tech innovation, financing resilience infrastructure, and fostering healthy communities. The conference is part of the inaugural Miami Climate Week hosted by Miami Climate 365 with activations and events intended to spark conversation and grow community networks around resilience.
Date: March 24-25 | 9am- 5pm
Location: Lakeside Expo Center, University of Miami
Architecture, Urbanism and Climate Change Conference
The Architectural Research Centers Consortium (ARCC), the School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation at the University of Maryland, and the Department of Architecture at Howard University invite researchers, designers, educators, and students to submit their proposals and participate and attend the ARCC annual conference on the theme “EMERGING CHALLENGES: technological, environmental, social.”
Date: April 2-5 2025
Location: College Park, MD & Washington DC
Smart Cities MIAMI 2025 Conference
This year's Smart Cities MIAMI 2025 Conference theme “Equitable Urban Futures” strives to make smart cities more equitable and inclusive through organizational and financial models, considering: Frameworks for Collaborative Innovation & Shaping Socially Equitable Smart Cities
Date: April 3 | 9am-6pm
Location: Lakeside Expo Center, University of Miami
Centennial Lecture by Larry Kearns: Eye Opening Stories 1980-2025
Larry Kearns, FAIA, is a Miami native who, along with three brothers, graduated from the University of Miami. Larry arrived at the University in 1980, later graduating Magna Cum Laude from the School of Architecture in 1985.
Date: April 9 | 5:30pm - 8pm
Reception: 5:30pm in Murphy
Lecture: 6:30pm Glasgow Hall
Spring Smart Cities Connect Conference and Expo
Smart cities have evolved from a futuristic vision into a tangible reality, creating fundamental impact for people and the planet. From pilot projects that showcase innovative technologies to enduring infrastructure investments, smart city solutions align with urban challenges.This spring, we will delve into the critical aspects, strategies, and collaborative approaches required to foster sustainable transformations within city communities.
Date: April 14-16
Location: San Antonio, TX
U-SoA Black and White Ball
Date: April 25, 2025
Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) Annual International Conference
The Society of Architectural Historians invites you to experience Atlanta at its 78th Annual International Conference. Exchange knowledge, share ideas, build relationships, and network with hundreds of architectural and art historians, architects, preservationists, curators, and other professionals from around the world.
Date: April 30- May 4
Location: Atlanta, GA
Open Researcher and Contributor ID (ORCID) #
Requesting all faculty to share their ORCID #. Please share with kxe273@miami.edu
To send an article, paper, or share an award or publication with us, kindly email us at: kxe273@miami.edu
