Class of 2025

Congratulations to the Class of 2025 on reaching a pivotal moment in their academic journey, following many semesters of critical discourse and meaningful contributions across architecture, urbanism, preservation, real estate, curatorial practice, computation, and their intersections. On Saturday, friends, family, and special guests gathered to celebrate this milestone, highlighted by the Graduation Ceremony and the End of Year Show. Congratulations!

2025 Award Winners

GSAPP Writing Prize: Callum Gauthier (MSCCCP) GSAPP Visualization Award: Hao Lee (MSCDP) Campbell Award: Judd Smith (MSCDP)

William Kinne Fellows Traveling Prize: Aistyara Charmita Shaning, Amy Suzuki, Andre Barros Santos, Anisa Chandra Kharimah, DJ Fan, Fenella Nyoto, Frederick, Holly Baker, Jahlik Parkes, Jooyeoun Lee, Juan Felipe Herrera, Kanchaporn Kieatkhajornrit, Ki-Sang Yi, Matilda Terolli, Megan Haralovich, Minhan Lin, Mohammad-Hossein Zowqi, Mutita Ouk, Naejung Park, Pimchid Chariyacharoen, Rory Peckham, Steven Duncan, Tsung-Pei Andrew Lin, Vicky Sindac, Xinyi Lin

M.Arch: Hung Hsin (Russell) Liang, Jing Lin (Flora) Ng, Jordan Rene Howard, Mohammad Zowqi, Seong Hyun Leem, Thomas Gomez Ospina, Xinkai (DJ) Fan.

MSAAD: Abigail Gaines Zapalac, Adi Klein, Adnan Juzer Kasubhai, Nikoletta Zakynthinou Xanthi, Sewon Min, Sungjun Baek.

MSAUD: Dutt Patel, Georgia Fernandes, Maïssa Eid, Patricio A. Muñoz, Patricio Muñoz

MSCCCP: Callum Gauthier, Yapei Zhang

MSCDP: Badriyah Alsalem, Sebastian Schloesser

MSHP: Charlotte Crum, Sophie Hass, Nicolás Moraga

MSRED: Anika Tsapatsaris, Brian Allyn, John Eldred, Nicolas Eduardo Ruiz, Sandra Kalanyan, Trevor Hutcheson

MSUP: Husen Kharodawala, Jaron Kaplan, Ki-Sang Yi, Riley Chan, Steven Duncan

End of Year Show

The End of Year Show opened in alignment with the GSAPP graduation and university commencement and will be on view through May 23. The EoYS showcases GSAPP’s commitment to critically expand the spectrum of the possible through the work of the School’s researchers, faculty, and students, with over 1,000 student works. The exhibition also expands into an online platform. This marks a momentous collaborative effort to mobilize the disciplines of the built environment as critical sites for studying and intervening in the now.

Advance registration is required for non-GSAPP to view the exhibition by appointment. Please email exhibitions@arch.columbia.edu to register.