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Applications for 2025 are closed.
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The Yale School of Architecture values its alumni, friends, and donors. With your engagement and generosity, you help to sustain and inspire a dynamic community dedicated to impacting the world through design.

In 2024, YSoA introduced the Minerva Society as a way to acknowledge the support of our most generous donors each year. Those who make an annual gift of $5,000 or more to any part of YSoA are invited to participate in Minerva Society activities and are encouraged to renew their giving each year to maintain their membership.

The name is inspired by the statue of Minerva which has long been a part of the school and today proudly stands in Rudolph Hall’s fourth floor pit. Minerva is the Roman goddess of intelligence, philosophy, craftsmanship, art, and inspiration—all of which are important characteristics for an architect, designer, or educator. Today, the YSoA Minerva also oversees the refereeing of badminton games.

Minerva Society members are invited to special in-person and virtual events throughout the year, including interaction with the dean, faculty, and students.

Minerva statue in the 4th floor pit at Rudolph Hall
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President Emeritus Richard Levin, President Maurie McInnis, Edward P. Bass, and President Emeritus Peter Salovey. Photograph by Tony Fiorini
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Norman R. Foster Visiting Professors of Architectural Design

Fall 2010 Alejandro Zaera-Polo
Spring 2011 John Patkau
Fall 2011 David Chipperfield
Spring 2012 Alejandro Zaera-Polo
Fall 2012 John Patkau
Spring 2013 Zaha Hadid
Fall 2013 Bijoy Jain
Spring 2014 David Adjaye
Fall 2014 John Patkau
Spring 2015 Niall McLaughlin
Spring 2016 Zaha Hadid and Patrik Schumacher, Wolf D. Prix
Fall 2016 Marianne McKenna
Spring 2017 Tatiana Bilbao
Fall 2017 Gonca Paşolar and Emre Arolat
Spring 2018 Tatiana Bilbao
Fall 2018 Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu
Spring 2019 Sandra Barclay and Jean Pierre Crousse
Fall 2019 Elia Zenghelis
Spring 2020 Tatiana Bilbao
Fall 2020 Hitoshi Abe
Spring 2021 Tatiana Bilbao
Fall 2021 Caroline Bos
Spring 2022 Tatiana Bilbao
Fall 2022 Brigitte Shim
Spring 2023 Momoyo Kaijima
Fall 2023 Marina Tabassum
Spring 2024 Vo Trong Nghia
Fall 2024 Anupama Kundoo
Spring 2025 Akihisa Hirata
Fall 2025 Amin Taha
Spring 2026 Sheila O'Donnell and John Tuomey
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A guide to producing different surface effects using toolpath options and custom nozzles

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This tutorial will walk you through procedures to fix models in Rhino. This will use a number of the Rhino repair tools to identify and fix problems in the model.

Instructions on using OrcaSlicer to slice your geometry for various production 3d printers at the School of Architecture

Before submitting models to the Clay Printer, please read through our design guide and see the AT office staff for any help regarding geometry preparation. Only full models will be submitted, slicing will be handled by AT office staff.
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