George N. Pauly Jr. Fellowship

The Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture has established the George N. Pauly Fr. Fellowship to provide emerging practitioners and studio educators the opportunity to develop a body of work while teaching at a vibrant school of architecture. Fellows contribute to the intellectual life of the school through a 9-month appointment that focuses on two design studios and a research seminar related to their creative activity, research, and pedagogical agenda. Additional support is offered to the Fellows through a research assistant and research funding. The work of the Fellows is presented in a public forum auch as a lecture and/or exhibition.  

Current Pauly Fellow: Liss C. Werner 

"I see architecture and the built environment from a cybernetic point of view. What this means is that the built environment is a living system in constant flux through information and data processing, recursive feedback and emergence. Buildings, infrastructure and urban topography are formal results of interacting objects that are constantly..." [read more]