Hana Sapherson, a Central Saint Martins BA Architecture graduate currently studying MA Architecture at the Royal College of Art, has won this year’s RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship. Her winning project is titled Zero: Direct Air Capture Infrastructure and the Future of Zero Carbon Societies. "Sapherson’s project will see her travel by boat and train to research the global transition to net-zero by 2050. She will be focusing on direct air capture sites that are experimenting on ways to scale up carbon dioxide capture. Among the sites that she will be looking at are the Drax power station in Yorkshire, as well as eight sites in Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, Canada and the United States." The jury is often faced with other outstanding applications and in that category, they wished to commend MA Architecture graduate and #MLGNOVA prize winner Antoinette Yetunde Oni for her proposal to study urban food systems in Sahelian and coastal West African cities. ⬆️ Read more about the Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship at the link in bio. Source: RIBA @csm_architecture_march @spatial_csm @csm_news #normanfostertravellingscholarship #riba #architecturescholarships #architecture #directaircapture #csmspatialpractices #csm