Fawzi W. Azar Award (Established in 1996)

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Fawzi W. Azar Award (Established in 1996)

The Azar Award is a $15,000 scholarship given annually to a fourth year student(s) in Architecture at AUB. It is one of the most prestigious and targeted awards that honors students based on merit and their ability to develop a full architecture brief.

ELIGIBILITY: All fourth year students who have met their requirements (passed successfully vertical studios 3 and 4)

Student Name	Academic Year	Comments
Ghida Anouti	2020-2021	First Prize
Hadi El Kassar	2020-2021	Second Prize
Mahmoud Fahs	2020-2021	Second Prize
Wiaam Haddad	2020-2021	Second Prize
Jane Mary Chalfoun	2019-2020
Elias Chamoun	2019-2020
Amina Kassem	2018-2019	Second Prize
Christina Battikha	2018-2019	First Prize
Mohamad Nahle	2017-2018	First Prize
Emil Abou Hamdan	2017-2018	Second Prize
Lea Ramadan	2017-2018	Third Prize
Yasmine Atoui	2016-2017	Second Prize
Yasmeen Arkadan	2016-2017	First Prize
Souraya Fathallah	2015-2016	First Prize
Ayla Hourani	2015-2016	Second Prize
Ali Abo Tabik	2015-2016	Second Prize
Ali Khodr	2014-2015	First Prize
Christina Attiyeh	2014-2015	Second Prize
Wael Mashini	2013-2014	First Prize
Rami Kanafani	2012-2013	First Prize
Ahmad Nouraldeen	2012-2013	Second Prize
Dana Mazraani	2011-2012	Second Prize
Mona Shaar	2011-2012	First Prize
Rana Haddad	2010-2011	First Prize
Julie Haddad	2009-2010	First Prize
Dara Dajani Daoudi	2009-2010	Second Prize
Haig Papazian	2007-2008	First Prize
Rola Idriss	2006-2007	First Prize
Rana Zeidan	2006-2007	Second Prize
Nicolas Fayyad	2006-2007	Second Prize
Stephanie Akkaoui	2005-2006	First Prize
Candice Naim	2005-2006	Second Prize
Roula El-Khury	2004-2005	First Prize
Sandra Rishani	2003-2004	First Prize
Rabih Ghanem	2002-2003	First Prize
Ramzi Mezher	2002-2003	First Prize
Lina Ghotmeh	2001-2002	First Prize
Tarek Barhoum	2001-2002	First Prize
Bassam Zeino	2000-2001	First Prize
Tarek Sinno	2000-2001	First Prize
Nader Kehdi	1999-2000	First Prize
Karim Nader	1997-1998	First Prize
Michele Maria	1997-1998	First Prize
Michael Habib	1996-1997	First Prize
Mustapha Madi	1996-1997	First Prize

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