2020 Deborah J. Norden Fund awards travel grants to two design research projects


The Architectural League of New York has revealed this year's recipients of the annual Deborah J. Norden Fund travel grant: Alicia Ajayi for the research project "We Call It Freedom Village: Brooklyn, Illinois’s Radical Tactics of Black Place-Making" as well as Chris Starkey and William Doran for their project "Sheltered: Evaluating the Potential for Design to Shape Policy Toward the Goal of Inclusive, Intentional Communities for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities."

Read on for more about the winning proposals.

"We Call It Freedom Village: Brooklyn, Illinois’s Radical Tactics of Black Place-Making" by Alicia Ajayi

Alicia Olushola Ajayi holds a master of design research from the School of Visual Arts and a master of architecture and social work from Washington University in St. Louis as well as a bachelor’s degree in environmental design from the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Project summary: "Alicia Ajayi will study the town of Brooklyn, Illinois, which sits directly across from...

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