architecture4kids

19/03/2020

26/02/2020

« What does urban planning have to do with education? Whether you’re a kid or an adult, I think the biggest challenge is often figuring out how to sift through information, deciding what information to use, and learning to make compromises. You have to understand that the best argument isn’t the loudest one. It has to be rational.»

A Hong Kong architect has taught urban design and planning to thousands of children over the past 15 years. He argues it’s good for them—and their communities.

30/08/2019

https://www.citylab.com/design/2018/12/teaching-children-architecture-planning-vicky-chan-hong-kong/577720/?utm_campaign=citylab&utm_term=2019-03-27T16%3A18%3A13&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=edit-promo&fbclid=IwAR02kaTQ6qRBBQJM7_6kHVGL4W3lF1DRrqPuuK3sCKTbNZbg4GZ4gn_xiRM

A Hong Kong architect has taught urban design and planning to thousands of children over the past 15 years. He argues it’s good for them—and their communities.

13/03/2019

An innovative program in Colorado incorporates children’s ideas into city planning for friendlier, greener, and more inclusive spaces.

03/01/2019

“The recognition of architecture as a STEM subject embodies the profession’s history of ingenuity and problem solving, and its operating spheres at the intersection of art and science.”

The United States Congress has passed a bill which will lead to architecture being officially recognized as a STEM subject

27/06/2018

Vertical Gardens!!!

05/05/2018