GMZ Fellowship (2026–2027)
Forecasted
The GMZ Fellowship funds research projects advancing innovative design and planning solutions for healthcare facilities, supporting emerging professionals, graduate students, and junior faculty in the field.
Funder: American Institute of Architects
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027
Funding Amounts: $2,000–$9,000 per award; one or more fellowships annually; 1-year term
Summary: Supports research and professional development in health facility planning and design for emerging professionals, graduate students, and junior faculty.
Description
The GMZ Fellowship, part of the Tuttle–GMZ Fellowships initiative, is designed to advance research and knowledge in health facility planning and design. Offered by the Foundation for Health Environments Research (FHER) in collaboration with the American Institute of Architects' Academy of Architecture for Health (AIA-AAH), the fellowship targets graduate students, junior faculty, and emerging professionals. Its primary goals are to increase awareness of the unique challenges of healthcare environments, encourage research aligned with the missions of AAH, FHER, and the Facility Guidelines Institute (FGI), and attract new talent to the field. The fellowship supports research-based projects that yield actionable recommendations for healthcare facility design practice.
