Little Architects

Cut. Fold. Paste.
As architecture involves art and crafts, our program ensures that the kids develop fine motor skills through activities taught.

In this activity, kids develop the following skills:
1. Bilateral coordination (use of both hands).

2. Build focus and attention.

3. Increase visual perception.

4. Build hand strength in cutting, folding and pasting.

5. Engages the kids for longer time than usual.

Freedom Struggle Landmark 🇮🇳
Red Fort, Delhi
The Red Fort has been a symbol of Indian power since the time it was built. Built by Shah Jahan using red sandstone, synthesizes Islamic palace structure with local traditions, resulting in a combination of - Persian, Timurid and Hindu architecture.
The flag hoisting ceremony takes place at this Fort.

Fun Fact 😯 : The Red Fort was originally red and white in color, Shah Jahan's favorite colors.

🇮🇳 Happy Independence Day! 🇮🇳

Practicing with SketchUp!

It was truly awe-inspiring to see children at ease with technology!
Have a look at this amazing models that were created using the Fibonacci series.

What children learnt:
▪︎ Creating a free SketchUp account
▪︎ Naming a file
▪︎ Setting the dimensions as per choice
▪︎ Basic commands with their application
▪︎ Applying color & 3D text to the model
▪︎ Creating a scene
▪︎ Saving a picture of the model.

Here are the models that will be taught in the sessions.
Session 1 : 3D Architect Avatar
Session 2 : 3D Fibonacci Butterfly Model

🔊SketchUp workshop for kids
Indulge your kids for a creative virtual weekend!

Learn the application of mathematics in architecture at the comfort of your home! An exciting set of 3D design workshop sessions for kids aged between 10-16 years. Encourage children to try their skills on an architect's most loved software, SketchUp, and introduce them to the wonderful world of architecture.

Date: 31st July 2021 & 1st August 2021
Timings: 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. IST

One 3D model will be taught in each session.

DM to register or register through the link in bio.

Architect - Jens Zetlitz
The St. Olaf's church built in 1897 was an inspiration for the first movie of Frozen.

Anna and Elsa’s fantasy kingdom of Arendelle was inspired by Norway.

There are lots of similarities to Norwegian culture in Frozen, like the embroidery on the clothes, the decors on the walls and even the stripped mane of the fjord horse.
There’s a town in Norway called Arendal, but the inspiration for Arendelle’s town square came mostly from the historic center of Bergen, Norway’s second largest city.

Architect - Eduard Riedel
The Sleeping Beauty Castle is one of the iconic symbols of The Walt Disney Company along with the Cinderella Castle.

The Castle was originally built for King Ludwig II of Bavaria, who was known as the "Fairy Tale King."

The Neuschwanstein Castle is a 19th century Romanesque Revival place on a rugged hill above a village in Germany.