By assisting individuals at all levels of scholarship, we aim to facilitate a wide variety of research and educational pursuits.
As stated in our current amended and restated bylaws, five of the seven purposes of the Page Foundation are connected directly to research and education. Specifically, this means related to the built environment we fund professorship endowments; coordinate and/or conduct symposia, conferences, and meetings; provide research grants to individuals and organizations; and fund support for scholarly papers, books, pamphlets, and articles.
2025 marks our 18th year of advancing multi- disciplinary scholarship related to the built environment
To date, over 60 individuals have directly benefitted from Page Foundation funding of faculty endowments and various forms of scholarships—and countless students and professional colleagues have indirectly benefitted from this financial support. Beneficiaries include collegiate educators, under- and post-graduate students, and professionals in the fields of architecture, urban design, city and regional planning, landscape architecture, historic preservation, and interior design.
Our current list of funded programs:
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Arturo Chavez/Page Southerland Page Foundation International Studies in Architecture Scholarshi
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George M. Page Endowed Graduate Fellowship
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James M. Wright/Page Southerland Page Foundation Scholarship
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John N Cryer III/Page Southerland Page Foundation Scholarship
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Lawrence W. Speck/Page Southerland Page Graduate Fellowship in Architecture Louis F. Southerland Endowed Scholarship
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Matthew F. Kreisle, III/Page Southerland Page Graduate Fellowship in Architecture
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Michael Mace/Page Southerland Page Foundation Graduate Architecture Scholarship
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Page Southerland Page Fellowship in Architecture
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Thomas McCarthy/Page Southerland Page Foundation Endowed Graduate Scholarship in Architecture