Art Omi: Architecture 2027 Application
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Note: This is the application for Art Omi: Architecture ONLY
For the first time, we are instituting an application fee. This application fee covers the cost of administration to process applications.
APPLICATION FEE:
Applications can only be submitted using this form if Submittable accepts the submission fee.
If an applicant is unable to submit a payment due to restrictions set by their country, financial institution, or internet access policies, please contact the Program Director, Julia van den Hout, jvandenhout@artomi.org, by September 17, 2026, 2 weeks before the application deadline.
After September 17, 2026, we cannot guarantee that we can provide individualized support.
This application fee covers the cost of administration to process applications.
For any other technical issues, please contact Submittable support directly at https://www.submittable.com/contact
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Thursday, October 1, 2026 (11:59 PM EST)
Late applications will not be accepted.
DECISION NOTIFICATION: Mid-December 2026
RESIDENCY DATES: Thursday, May 27–Monday, June 14, 2027
About: The Art Omi: Architecture residency invites 10 early- to mid-career architects to further develop their work during a two-week residency at Art Omi. Residents are chosen through a competitive juried process and are invited to attend and participate, at no cost to themselves (except for travel expenses). All meals and accommodations are provided in a scenic setting in Columbia County, New York. Art Omi is located near the city of Hudson, about two hours north of New York City.
Eligibility: Application is open to architects from any part of the world who have been professionally active for at least the past five (5) years since professional licensing or obtaining a Master of Architecture degree in the U.S. or international equivalent. Applications will be accepted from early and mid-career architects in active professional practice or in academia with an architectural design teaching concentration. We do not accept applications from students currently enrolled in any B. Arch, M. Arch, or PhD program. Space is very limited and a diverse and international group is sought, consistent with all Art Omi residency programs and aligning with the mission of the Art Omi: Architecture program. Architecture Residents are required to remain on campus during the entire two weeks.
Application Requirements
- Architect's Statement (150 words max.), preferably in narrative form, about your work without any images or outside links. This is a fundamental document for our jury to fully understand your architectural practice.
- A Project Proposal (5 pages max.) for the Architecture Residency describing the work that will be carried out while on campus during two weeks. See below for more information.
- A Portfolio of your work (10 pages max.)
- Your Resume and/or Curriculum Vitae.
Proposed Project: Applicants must submit and describe a project they wish to work on, on their own, while at Art Omi. Projects of any scale may be conceptual or practical in nature, and may be an ongoing or existing project or a new design scheme to be initiated during the residency. Projects may not be client-based nor directed. While the campus and the dedicated Art Omi: Architecture grounds may serve as background inspiration or for documentation, projects cannot and will not be built on premises. In all instances a presentation is required by the end of the residency. This may be in the form of drawings, models, collages, digital images, and the like. While basic supplies will be provided, each resident is expected to bring their own design tools.
To be considered for a 2027 residency, your application must be submitted electronically via Submittable by the end of the day on October 1, 2026 (11:59 PM EST). Notifications will be provided in December 2026.
We look forward to receiving your application!
Please contact the following for questions:
Technical Support: support@submittable.com
Program Application Questions: Julia van den Hout, jvandenhout@artomi.org