The Architecture Summer Camp is designed to expose youth to the built environment and architectural profession. As one of the few initiatives in the nation connecting youth and architecture, the camp introduces youth to the people, professions, and ideas that make up the architecture and design profession. Youth are introduced to the practical essential elements of architecture to promote a potential career and vocation in the field. The youth of varying skill levels and interests are asked to work both individually and collaboratively to address community-focused issues through creativity and design innovation. The CAMP has been created to Equip, Empower and Educate Youth through architectural design and engineering techniques and will include sketching, drawing, hands-on model making and walking tours.
Location(s)
- Los Angeles, California
Schedule
- Saturdays in July & August
Cost/Compensation
- Minimal program fee
Eligibility Requirements
- The Architecture Summer Camp is open to interested students age 10 – 17 who show interested in knowing more about the built environment. To attend students are required to fill out an application and pay a minimal program fee.
Deadline
Application or Entry Requirements
- Personal information for enrollment
- Minimal program fee
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The National Organization of Minority Architects - Southern California Chapter (NOMA SoCal) is a nonprofit organization that promotes diversity and equity in the architecture profession. The chapter is part of a national organization that was founded in 1971 to advocate for the inclusion of minorities in the field of architecture. One of the primary goals of NOMA SoCal is to increase the number of minority architects in Southern California by providing support, mentorship, and networking opportunities for aspiring and practicing architects. The organization also works to promote awareness of issues related to diversity and equity in the architecture profession and to advocate for policies and practices that promote inclusion and equality.
