After-School: Design Lab (Grades 6-8) – In-Person
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*This event is occurring in-person at the Center for Architecture*
Time: 4:00pm – 5:30 pm
Days: Thursdays
Dates:March 31, April 7, April 14, April 28, May 5, May 12, May 19, and May 26. Please note: the program will not meet on April 21.
Price: $350
Bring your imagination and creativity to the Center for Architecture’s Design Lab, a series of hands-on workshops aimed at middle school students interested in exploring architecture. Each week we’ll experiment with various materials, structural techniques, and fun design challenges that build students’ 3D design thinking and skills. Students will synthesize these initial ideas and experiences into their own culminating design project over the final few weeks of the class.
Scholarships:
The Scholarship Application deadline is Wednesday, March 9th. If you are interested in applying for a need-based scholarship, please follow the instructions on the Scholarship Information and Financial Need Form.
Terms & Conditions:
By registering for this course, you are accepting our In-Person Programs Terms & Conditions.
CANCELLATION POLICY: Registration for all programs is non-transferable. Tuition for all programs is non-refundable. There are no exceptions to this policy. The Center for Architecture will not provide make-ups or refunds for days missed as a result of vacation plans, scheduling conflicts, illness (including COVID-19), emergencies, or other events beyond our control.
VACCINATION AND MASK POLICY: All visitors 5 and older must be fully vaccinated and will be required to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination (with photo ID for adults) to enter the Center for Architecture. The vaccination policy for Youth Programs will remain in place through the end of Summer 2022. Please see the Center for Architecture’s COVID-19 Health and Safety Protocol for current guidelines on masking.
For more After-School Programs, see our webpage here.
Questions? Check out our FAQ page or email k12education@centerforarchitecture.org.
