2nd edition of 'Architecture in the Classrooms'. Our aim is for children and young people to enjoy Architecture Week 2020
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For the fourth year running, the Architects’ Association—in conjunction with Barcelona City Council, the Mies van der Rohe Foundation, Construmat and ARQUIN-FAD—are organizing Architecture Week, which will take place between 7 and 17 May 2020.
Following the success of the first Architecture in the Classrooms, which involved 65 schools and 4,000 students, we will be bringing architecture to primary and secondary schools once again with the collaboration of the Barcelona Education Consortium.
We will be holding a series of workshops and talks, given by architects during school hours, so the students can observe, consider and follow the thread of the architecture in their immediate surroundings. The aim is to give children a new perspective of the spaces they inhabit every day, to get them excited, encourage relationships and generate inclusion dynamics.
Potential topics
The activity will be based on three main concepts—body, habitat and territory—which will be explored transversally through a choice of themes:
· Modern architecture
· Public spaces
· Inclusive cities: cities for everyone
· Local architecture
· Architecture today
Are you an architect or architectural student and would like to take part?
If you’re an architect or architectural student, you can take part by giving one of the workshops or talks. You don’t need any previous experience. Sign up before 29 November!
With the support of:
Architecture Week is organised by:
Following the success of the first Architecture in the Classrooms, which involved 65 schools and 4,000 students, we will be bringing architecture to primary and secondary schools once again with the collaboration of the Barcelona Education Consortium.
We will be holding a series of workshops and talks, given by architects during school hours, so the students can observe, consider and follow the thread of the architecture in their immediate surroundings. The aim is to give children a new perspective of the spaces they inhabit every day, to get them excited, encourage relationships and generate inclusion dynamics.
Potential topics
The activity will be based on three main concepts—body, habitat and territory—which will be explored transversally through a choice of themes:
· Modern architecture
· Public spaces
· Inclusive cities: cities for everyone
· Local architecture
· Architecture today
Are you an architect or architectural student and would like to take part?
If you’re an architect or architectural student, you can take part by giving one of the workshops or talks. You don’t need any previous experience. Sign up before 29 November!
With the support of:
Architecture Week is organised by:
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