ATA Traveling Fellowship
Founded in 2011, the ATA Traveling Fellowship was developed to support students from partnered universities within China. This Fellowship encourages students to explore the world through experiencing and observing the built environment and develop the ability of independent thinking. Applicants are required to submit a proposal consisting of a detailed travel plan and school work portfolio. Recipients are selected by a group of jurors from partnered institutes and ATA, based on the quality of their proposals and commitment to social life and environmental issues from designers’ perspective. Within two months of completion of their travel, Fellows should submit a final report and give presentation to their colleges.
ATA Traveling Fellowship Recipients
Teaching & Sharing
ATA have been active in contributing to the design community and helping young professionals grow in China. We share our experience and expertise with college students by lecturing at multiple schools in China, Chile and The United States. Our principals are actively involved in teaching activities by attending school critiques and directing design studios. Welcome to contact us if you would like to schedule a lecture with our principals and directors.
Volunteer Service
ATA are happy to provide volunteer services for NGOs’ charitable program and non-profit projects on public education in low-income communities and environmental preservation and restoration in China, Chile and The United States. Please contact us if you have such a need.
ATA Traveling Fellowship Recipients
2017
College of Architecture, Xi‘an University of Architecture and Technology
Zhao, Chen Si
Yi, Zhili
Zhang, Yulei
Huang, Huan
College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Peking University
Zhang, Liuxin
Li, Jiayi
Landscape Architecture Department, Huazhong Agricultural University
Gao, Yin
Ye, Yang
Su, Xiaobei
Zhang, Miao
2016
College of Architecture, Xi‘an University of Architecture and Technology
Chen Huagan
Fang Qingping
Gao Jinhua
Jiang Fangfang
College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Peking University
Li Fu
Liang Yan
Qiu Wenjing
Landscape Architecture Department, Huazhong Agricultural University
Dai Lianjie
Guo Shuyu
Xiong Zhehao
Yang Zilei
2015 (To be added)
2014
College of Architecture, Xi‘an University of Architecture and Technology
Du Kai, Yang Jieqiong, Shi Minshen, Wu Ru
College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Peking University
Hou Jianwei, Jin Yue, Deng Yeye
Landscape Architecture Department, Huazhong Agricultural University
Fang Bonan, Mu Yi, Huai Songyao
Collage of Architecture, China Central Academy of Fine Art
Zhang Qiuyu, Wanghao, Guo Yuning
2013
College of Architecture, Xi An University of Architecture and TechnologyXu
Chuanyu, Tracking The Memory of Shelter Bridges in Taishun.
Yao Yuchen, Study of Buddhism Temples in Tibet and Yunnan.
Yang Jian, Mass Transit Railway in Hongkong. Cui Wenrui, Old Trees Along Nanxi River
College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Peking University (Collaborated)
Li Xiang, Buddhism College in Seda, Sichuan.
Na Ran, Log Cabin in Jinjiang Village, Fusong County, Jilin.
Li Xuwen, Vernacular Settlement in South East Guizhou Province.
Landscape Architecture Department, Huazhong Agricultural University (Collaborated)
Zhang Tiancheng, Dark-Sky Park.
Li Yanchao, Story of An Old Village in West Beijing
Liu Leming, Exploring Bingzhongluo, Yunnan.
2012
College of Architecture, Xi An University of Architecture and Technology
Li Huabei, Biking along The Grand Canal, Beijing to Hangzhou.
Li Guoqing, Exploring Historic Towns in Zhejiang
Zhao Zequn, Communities in North Xinjiang
College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Peking University (Collaborated)
Li Yue, Genius loci of Zhongshan, Chongqing.
Tan Qi, New Landscape in Inner Mongolia
2011
College of Architecture, Xi An University of Architecture and Technology
Yuan Shu, Observation of human habitat in Langzhong, Lugu Lake & Danba, Sichuan.
Wang Shuai, Baisha, Jianchuan, Shaxi of Yunnan.
Wang Qingjun, Xizhou, Heshun, Tengchong of Yunnan.