Houzz Announces 2027 Scholarship Program for Future Construction and Design Professionals

Annual program awards five scholarships to students pursuing careersin construction, architecture, design and the skilled trades

Houzz Inc., the leading AI platform for construction and design, today announcedthe call for applications for its annual HouzzScholarship Program. Houzz createdthe scholarship program as part of its ongoing commitment to helping the nextgeneration of construction and design professionals launch successful careersthrough financial support, industry-leading technology and educationalresources.

“The future of construction and designdepends on the next generation of talented professionals entering the industrywith the skills and confidence to lead," said Liza Hausman, vice presidentof Industry Marketing at Houzz. "As AI continues to transform the wayprojects are developed, managed and delivered, it's important that studentshave opportunities to build both practical experience and fluency with thetechnology shaping the industry. Through the Houzz Scholarship and Houzz Profor Students programs, we're helping prepare tomorrow's professionals forsuccessful careers.”

The program awards five $2,500scholarships in the categories of ‘Women in Architecture’, ‘ResidentialDesign’, ‘Sustainable Residential Design’, ‘Residential ConstructionManagement’ and ‘Skilled Trades’. Students pursuing studies in interior design,construction, architecture, landscape architecture, architectural engineeringand the skilled trades are encouraged to apply. In addition to submitting abrief essay on their design and architecture influences, applicants create aHouzz professional student profile, where they can showcase their portfolio ofwork and network with more than 3 million active professionals around theworld. The deadline for 2027 scholarship entries is March 31, 2027. Learn moreand apply at houzz.com/scholarships.

The 2026 scholarship winners are:

●     Women in Architecture: Gwen Fazio, studying architecture and urban planning at University of Michigan

●     Residential Design: Syania Brown, studying interiordesign at The University of Georgia

●     Sustainable Residential Design: Victoria Olaleye, studyingarchitecture at Louisiana State University

●     Residential ConstructionManagement:Adam Walker, studying construction management at National American University

●    Skilled Trades: Cameron Chadwick, studyingcarpentry at Pine Technical andCommunity College

In addition to applying to Houzzscholarships, students looking to gain hands-on experience and stand out in thejob market can take advantage of Houzz Pro for Students. The program gives students in residential construction anddesign-related academic programs a free, one-year subscription to HouzzPro, the all-in-one AI platform forbuilders, remodelers and designers. Students can gain hands-on experience withsoftware tools like Takeoffs, Estimates, Proposals, 3D Floor Plans and Mood Boards, helping them build the practical skills they'll use throughout theircareers.

Houzz Pro for Students is available inthe U.S. Learn more about the tools for interior design students, construction management students and architecture students, and sign up at the links included.

About Houzz

Houzz is the leading AI platform forconstruction and design, empowering industry professionals and homeowners withthe tools they need to make every project a success. Houzz Pro (pro.houzz.com) is an all-in-one software for construction and design professionalsthat puts AI trained on real industry data to work helping pros collaboratemore effectively with clients and teams, deliver exceptional projects, and runmore efficient, profitable businesses. The platform gives pros and theirclients 24/7 access to project information, 3D visualizations and financialtools. Houzz helps people find ideas and inspiration, hire professionals andget advice for their projects, with more than 3 million pros and over 70million homeowners and home design enthusiasts around the world relying on ittoday. For more information, visit houzz.com.

Source: Houzz.