Friday, July 17, 2020
Monday, January 28, 2019
Summer Architecture Programs 2019
Summer Architecture Programs 2019
Although this ARCHCareers Blog is no longer active, below is a link to the annual listing of Summer Architecture Programs for 2019 available via ARCHCareersGuide.com.
Summer Programs 2019
Although this ARCHCareers Blog is no longer active, below is a link to the annual listing of Summer Architecture Programs for 2019 available via ARCHCareersGuide.com.
Summer Programs 2019
Saturday, August 11, 2018
ARCHCareersGuide.com http://archcareersguide.com
Amazingly, I launched this ARCHCareers blog on May 29, 2008 -- over 10 years ago. During these ten years, I have authored over 550 entries; looking back, I am amazed as I never thought I had that much to share.
But I did and still do. To that end, I am launching a new website / blog.
ARCHCareersGuide.com http://archcareersguide.com
ARCHCareersGuide.com has been in the works since last December; and, as it with any project, it is still in the works.
From the new website.
More than a blog, this new website replaces the long-standing ARCHCareers.org that no longer exists. More than a website, it connects you with me, a career professional with almost 25 years of experience in architectural education.Let me know how I can help you in the pursuit of "becoming an architect."
Dr. ArchitectureTwitter: @DocArchitecture
ARCHCareersGuide.com
But I did and still do. To that end, I am launching a new website / blog.
ARCHCareersGuide.com http://archcareersguide.com
ARCHCareersGuide.com has been in the works since last December; and, as it with any project, it is still in the works.
From the new website.
Welcome to ARCHCareersGuide.com, an interactive guide to careers in architecture designed to assist you in becoming an architect! It assists you in learning more about and understanding the process of becoming an architect.
More than a career resource, ARCHCareersGuide.com provides resources such as interviews with architects, links to valuable websites including architecture programs, a suggested reaching list and an opportunity to engage with Lee W. Waldrep, Ph.D. (aka Dr. Architecture), an expert on the process of becoming an architect.
More than a blog, this new website replaces the long-standing ARCHCareers.org that no longer exists. More than a website, it connects you with me, a career professional with almost 25 years of experience in architectural education.Let me know how I can help you in the pursuit of "becoming an architect."
Dr. ArchitectureTwitter: @DocArchitecture
ARCHCareersGuide.com
Saturday, July 28, 2018
RESOURCES - Selecting a Program
RESOURCES
The following are resources to assist you in making a decision on an architecture.
First, contact each of the programs in which you are interested to receive promotional materials both from the university and the academic unit (architecture program). I fully understand that each institution will have a website but sometimes having materials in your hands can be helpful.
All of these materials are helpful in learning more about the university and its architecture program; however, recognize that they are designed to persuade you to select the institution. Review the materials alongside materials not produced by the program or visit the campus to see for yourself.
STUDYARCHITECTURE.COM
Maintained by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA), StudyArchitecture.com is a valuable resource for researching programs. Its primary content is a compilation of descriptions of the over 125 institutions offering professional degree programs in architecture.
The website provide you the ability to search the institutions and programs by a number of different criteria, including location (school, state, region), degree, population (female, minority, international, and out of state), curriculum (related disciplines and specialization), and financial factors (scholarships, tuition, residence, and degree level).
NAAB NATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL ACCREDITING BOARD
A very helpful resource is the campus visit. Campus visits are an absolute must, especially for your top choices. When arranging one, consider spending the night with a current student to get an inside feeling about the institution. If possible, request that you stay with an architecture student. In addition, visit with a faculty member or administrator within the architecture program, ask for a tour of the facilities of the program, and attend a class.
In the fall, most schools host open houses as an opportunity for prospective students to meet with faculty and students and to learn more about curricular opportunities. While these are excellent opportunities, recognize that they present the campus at its best. In addition to these planned events, visit unannounced to see the campus, including the design studios, in its normal setting. Many graduate programs in architecture host an open house in the fall for prospective candidates and a parallel one in the spring for admitted candidates. Take advantage of these opportunities to learn more about a program and make an impression.
In the spring, schools again host open houses but they are reserved for admitted students. Visit again if your schedule allows, but sometimes visiting on your schedule may be more helpful.
ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR ADMINISTRATOR
As you narrow your choices, one of the best resources is an admissions counselor or an administrator (director, advisor, or faculty member) from the architecture program. Remember, the task of these individuals is to assist you in learning more about their university and the architecture program. Develop a personal relationship with them to obtain the information you need to make an informed decision. Do not hesitate to keep in touch with them throughout the admissions process.
STUDENTS / FACULTY / ALUMNI / ARCHITECTS
An often neglected but important resource is conversations with individuals associated with the architecture program—students, faculty, and alumni. During campus visits, ask for an opportunity to speak with students and faculty. Request the names of a few alumni in your area, both recent and older graduates, to ask their impressions. Finally, seek out architects in your area and ask them their opinions about the schools you are considering for admission. If you are unable to visit a program, request the email addresses of students or recent alumni to ask questions.
ARCHITECTURE CAREER / COLLEGE DAYS
While many high schools and community colleges host annual college fairs, these events do not usually focus on the architecture programs. Fortunately, there are a handful of annual events that are specifically about architecture!
The following are resources to assist you in making a decision on an architecture.
First, contact each of the programs in which you are interested to receive promotional materials both from the university and the academic unit (architecture program). I fully understand that each institution will have a website but sometimes having materials in your hands can be helpful.
All of these materials are helpful in learning more about the university and its architecture program; however, recognize that they are designed to persuade you to select the institution. Review the materials alongside materials not produced by the program or visit the campus to see for yourself.
STUDYARCHITECTURE.COM
Maintained by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA), StudyArchitecture.com is a valuable resource for researching programs. Its primary content is a compilation of descriptions of the over 125 institutions offering professional degree programs in architecture.
The website provide you the ability to search the institutions and programs by a number of different criteria, including location (school, state, region), degree, population (female, minority, international, and out of state), curriculum (related disciplines and specialization), and financial factors (scholarships, tuition, residence, and degree level).
NAAB NATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL ACCREDITING BOARD
NAAB accreditation is the primary means by which professional degree programs in architecture assure quality to students and the public.
Like ACSA's StudyArchitecture, NAAB maintains a list of accredited architecture programs.
CAMPUS VISITS / OPEN HOUSEA very helpful resource is the campus visit. Campus visits are an absolute must, especially for your top choices. When arranging one, consider spending the night with a current student to get an inside feeling about the institution. If possible, request that you stay with an architecture student. In addition, visit with a faculty member or administrator within the architecture program, ask for a tour of the facilities of the program, and attend a class.
In the fall, most schools host open houses as an opportunity for prospective students to meet with faculty and students and to learn more about curricular opportunities. While these are excellent opportunities, recognize that they present the campus at its best. In addition to these planned events, visit unannounced to see the campus, including the design studios, in its normal setting. Many graduate programs in architecture host an open house in the fall for prospective candidates and a parallel one in the spring for admitted candidates. Take advantage of these opportunities to learn more about a program and make an impression.
In the spring, schools again host open houses but they are reserved for admitted students. Visit again if your schedule allows, but sometimes visiting on your schedule may be more helpful.
ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR ADMINISTRATOR
As you narrow your choices, one of the best resources is an admissions counselor or an administrator (director, advisor, or faculty member) from the architecture program. Remember, the task of these individuals is to assist you in learning more about their university and the architecture program. Develop a personal relationship with them to obtain the information you need to make an informed decision. Do not hesitate to keep in touch with them throughout the admissions process.
STUDENTS / FACULTY / ALUMNI / ARCHITECTS
An often neglected but important resource is conversations with individuals associated with the architecture program—students, faculty, and alumni. During campus visits, ask for an opportunity to speak with students and faculty. Request the names of a few alumni in your area, both recent and older graduates, to ask their impressions. Finally, seek out architects in your area and ask them their opinions about the schools you are considering for admission. If you are unable to visit a program, request the email addresses of students or recent alumni to ask questions.
ARCHITECTURE CAREER / COLLEGE DAYS
While many high schools and community colleges host annual college fairs, these events do not usually focus on the architecture programs. Fortunately, there are a handful of annual events that are specifically about architecture!
Held in the fall, the architecture Career Days/College Fairs are a great opportunity for you to learn more about pursuing a degree. You can interact with representatives from a variety programs and ask specific questions (see examples below); you will connect with faculty, program administrators, and possibly students and alumni. Having these conversations will help you gain a better insight and help make a decision about which program is right for you.
Below are the events slated for Fall 2018.
Boston, MA – Saturday, September 29, 2018
Boston Society of Architects – Architecture / Design College Fair
Philadelphia, PA – Saturday, October 6, 2018
Temple University – Philadelphia Architecture + Design Fair
Dallas, TX – Saturday, October 13, 2018
AIA Dallas – 2B an Architect
Chicago, IL - Saturday, October 20, 2018
Consortium for Design and Construction Careers – Chicago Architecture + Design College Day
New York, NY – Saturday, November 3, 2018
Center for Architecture – Architecture & Design College Fair
Seattle, WA – Sunday, December 30, 2018
American Institute of Architecture Students Expo 2018
Finally, feel free to contact me with more specific questions on the process.
Dr. Architecture
Saturday, June 16, 2018
Architecture College / Career Days - Fall 2018
While many high schools and community colleges host annual college fairs, these events do not usually focus on the architecture programs. Fortunately, there are a handful of annual events that are specifically about architecture!
Held in the fall, the architecture Career Days/College Fairs are a great opportunity for you to learn more about pursuing a degree. You can interact with representatives from a variety programs and ask specific questions (see examples below); you will connect with faculty, program administrators, and possibly students and alumni. Having these conversations will help you gain a better insight and help make a decision about which program is right for you.
Below are the events slated for Fall 2018.
Boston, MA – Saturday, September 29, 2018
Boston Society of Architects – Architecture / Design College Fair
Philadelphia, PA – Saturday, October 6, 2018
Temple University – Philadelphia Architecture + Design Fair
Dallas, TX – Saturday, October 13, 2018
AIA Dallas – 2B an Architect
Chicago, IL - Saturday, October 20, 2018
Consortium for Design and Construction Careers – Chicago Architecture + Design College Day
New York, NY – Saturday, November 3, 2018
Center for Architecture – Architecture & Design College Fair
Seattle, WA – Sunday, December 30, 2018
American Institute of Architecture Students Expo 2018
Saturday, May 12, 2018
A.R.C.H.I.T.E.C.T - An Acronym for Successful Job Searching
As it is spring, many graduate from architecture programs will begin the careers. While many may have secured a career position prior to graduation, many may still be searching.
If you are one of them, below is is an acronym that may be of help in your search.
A.R.C.H.I.T.E.C.T.
Acronym for the a Successful Job Search
By applying your talents as an architecture student to the job search process, you will be able to design your own career, rather than just letting it happen. You will want to be more creative in organizing your job search and selling yourself to prospective employers. While not guaranteed, the following hints, spelling out the word ARCHITECT, may assist you in finding a position a little quicker. They are:
Assessment
The first step in any search for a position involves assessing yourself. Assess what aspect of architecture inspires you: programming, design, interior architecture, construction management, etc.; what is it that you desire to do within an architecture firm and what are you able to offer a prospective employer. Ask yourself the question -- Why should this firm hire me? What would your answer be? Constantly evaluate your interests, abilities, and values and how they match those of your current or a prospective employer.
Research
Research is critical to the job search process. What positions within an architecture firm can best utilize your skills and knowledge? What employers have such positions? Do not limit your job search to the architecture profession; the best employment opportunities for you may be with an interior design firm, a construction firm, or an engineering firm; again, be creative in your search.
Connections
Connections are crucial for a successful job search. Regardless of the career field, over 60% of all openings are obtained through networking. As a novice job-searcher, you should be adding five to ten names to your network monthly. Local monthly AIA meetings are one of the best places to perform your networking by talking with principals of your local architectural firms. Listen. Learn. Talk. Remember, every conversation is a possible job lead. The more ears and eyes you have looking for you for the positions you want, the more likely something will materialize.
If you read any book on job searching, you will quickly learn that the most effective method to learn of employment opportunities in NETWORKING, but most people, especially students do not know what networking is? Simply put, it is informing others around you of your intent in gaining experience and asking if they may know of any leads for you. In a school setting, this may include classmates, professors, and staff. Another excellent idea related to networking is to approach guest lecturers or architects that may be on your juries. Ask them if they hire students for the summer or part-time positions. They may not always be too responsive, so politely ask for a business card for you to follow-up.
Help
Help with your search can be gained from a variety of sources. A good place to start is the Career Center; touching base with a career counselor can be a great place to begin as they can help you target your job search. Most local AIA chapters have job boards for use by job searchers or may have a list of area firms for research. Public libraries are another valuable resources; they have a multitude of resources that may be of some assistance. As well, you should seek support from others, especially family and friends; talking to them can be a big boost to your job search.
Undoubtedly, most programs in architecture promote employment opportunities within the area of the program. When seeking students to perform entry-level tasks, many firms will send a position announcement outlining the duties and responsibilities, qualifications, and contact information.
Interim Jobs
If you were unable to secure your ideal position after graduation, consider an interim job. An interim job provides you with a regular income, but is only a stopgap solution; you have no intention of staying on a permanent basis. Ideally, interim jobs allow you to continue your job search, connect you with a wide variety of people for networking, and build upon your skills.
Tools
Critical to the job search process are your resume, portfolio, ability to write cover letters and to interview; they are very important tools to communicate your "self" to potential employers. Are your tools in top form? If not, practice your interviewing skills, rework your resume or have someone critique your portfolio.
As with any discipline, having a resume is essential when conducting a job search. Just as critical is a well crafted cover letter. While it is not the intent of this article to duplicate the rigors of resume writing or other aspects of the job search, what can be shared are insights to these necessary tools. For the resume, keep is simple and straightforward providing information from your background and experiences that demonstrate your abilities. Do not be afraid to include skills learned from studio or other classroom projects under a section entitled - course projects. If you have not worked formally in an architectural office, you can still promote your drafting, modeling-building, and design skills learned in studio.
Another idea for the resume is the inclusion of graphics! With the ease of scanning drawings and graphic publishing softwares, placing an image on your resume can be powerful; however, exercise caution as the image may make reading the resume more difficult. Rather than including graphics on your resume, you could create a one-page portfolio.
For most, cover letters are an afterthought, when in reality, cover letters serve as the introduction to you as the prospective employee. Most cover letters are typically three paragraphs: 1) introduces yourself and explains the purpose of the letter; 2) sells your skill set and makes the match for the employer; and 3) provides the terms of follow-up. Regardless of the letter, be sure to address the letter to an individual, not a "Dear Sir/Madam." If you do not know the name of the individual, take the time to contact the firm and ask. Be persistent if the firm is reluctant to provide this information.
Finally, remember, the purpose of the resume/cover letter is to get an interview!
Just as important as the resume and perhaps more important is your portfolio. As architecture is a visual based discipline, the portfolio provides a direct link for the employer to your skills as an architect. For this reason, you will want to provide images that demonstrate all of your architectural skills - drafting, model-building, drawing, design, etc. As well, you want to provide some drawings from projects from beginning to end. In other words, do not only include finished ink on mylar drawings. These will allow the employer to see your thought process as it relates to a design problem.
The key to a successful interview is preparation and practice. Prepare by reviewing possible questions that may be asked of you and researching the firm. In addition, develop answers to questions by demonstrating how you are able to address a firm's needs and how you stand out from other candidates.
Experience
At this point in your career, you may feel as if you have little experience. This may be true, but recognize that, in many cases, employers are hiring your potential. If you do not have the experience needed, consider trying one of the following to obtain it: 1) part-time work, 2) volunteer work, 3) informal experiences, 4) temporary work.
Commitment
Searching for a job is a full-time job which means 9 to 5. As a former architecture student, I recognize that you are too busy with various commitments, but devote every possible minute to your job search; doing so will payoff. In fact, if you have not already done so, start your search now! Do not wait until next week or next month.
Transition
Realize that you are going through a major life transition, that of entering the profession of architecture. In addition to your new job, recognize that all aspects of your life will be affected. Summer vacations are a luxury of the past. Finally, there are financial adjustments as you begin to receive an annual salary and have new expenses.
It may be a tough job market, therefore, be assertive, learn the job search process, and do not be afraid of rejection. Searching for a job is a skill you will be using throughout your life.
A FINAL THOUGHT!
The answer, in a nutshell, is:
Thru your research
and then thru your contacts.
- Richard N. Bolles
Saturday, January 6, 2018
Summer Opportunities - More
As the spring semester begins, many architecture students will begin their search for summer positions.
While attending Career Fairs is a great start, you may wish to consider applying to one of the many firms that offer a scholarship that typically includes a summer position.
Those listed are just the tip of what is available; to search for more, search the internet, check with local AIA chapters or connect with faculty. If you learn of others, do share with me.
Best in your search!
ZGF Architects
Deadline: February 1, 2018
https://www.zgf.com/scholarship/
MOA Architecture
Deadline: January 31, 2018
http://moaarch.com/we-are-moa/scholarship-internship/
Gensler
https://www.gensler.com/internships?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=Summer%20Internships
HOK
http://www.hok.com/about/careers/internships
Eskew Dumez Ripple
http://www.eskewdumezripple.com/opportunities/internship-program
Harriman
http://harriman.com/careers/
Perkins + Will
http://perkinswill.com/pages/interns.html
HKS Inc.
http://www.hksinc.com/hkscareersdraft/careers-students/
Kirksey Architecture
Deadline: February 16, 2018
http://www.kirksey.com/firm/careers/summer-intern-program
Hanbury
Deadline: March 1, 2018
http://www.hewv.com/practice/summer-scholar-program/
SOM
Deadline: Varies
http://www.som.com/about/careers
Sasaki
Deadline: February 9, 2018
http://www.sasaki.com/about-us/Internships/
Smith Group
http://www.smithgroupjjr.com/internships
Dream Careers - Barcelona, SPAIN
https://www.summerinternships.com/internships/architecture
Dr. Architecture
lwaldrep@gmail.com
While attending Career Fairs is a great start, you may wish to consider applying to one of the many firms that offer a scholarship that typically includes a summer position.
Those listed are just the tip of what is available; to search for more, search the internet, check with local AIA chapters or connect with faculty. If you learn of others, do share with me.
Best in your search!
ZGF Architects
Deadline: February 1, 2018
https://www.zgf.com/scholarship/
MOA Architecture
Deadline: January 31, 2018
http://moaarch.com/we-are-moa/scholarship-internship/
Gensler
https://www.gensler.com/internships?utm_source=blog&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=Summer%20Internships
HOK
http://www.hok.com/about/careers/internships
Eskew Dumez Ripple
http://www.eskewdumezripple.com/opportunities/internship-program
Harriman
http://harriman.com/careers/
Perkins + Will
http://perkinswill.com/pages/interns.html
HKS Inc.
http://www.hksinc.com/hkscareersdraft/careers-students/
Kirksey Architecture
Deadline: February 16, 2018
http://www.kirksey.com/firm/careers/summer-intern-program
Hanbury
Deadline: March 1, 2018
http://www.hewv.com/practice/summer-scholar-program/
SOM
Deadline: Varies
http://www.som.com/about/careers
Sasaki
Deadline: February 9, 2018
http://www.sasaki.com/about-us/Internships/
Smith Group
http://www.smithgroupjjr.com/internships
Dream Careers - Barcelona, SPAIN
https://www.summerinternships.com/internships/architecture
Dr. Architecture
lwaldrep@gmail.com
Saturday, December 30, 2017
Summer Opportunities - National Park Service
If not already, many architecture students have already begun searching for their summer opportunity -- employment, study abroad, etc. However, if you have not started, there is still time, but for some the deadline is approaching.
Below are opportunities not in a firm, but rather provide an unique chance to document historic structures through programs of the National Park Service.
Summer Opportunities:
The Sally Kress Tompkins Fellowship, a joint program of the Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) and the Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS), permits a graduate student in architectural history or a related field to work on a 12-week HABS history project during the summer. The Fellow will conduct research on a nationally significant U.S. building or site, and will prepare a written history to become part of the permanent HABS collection. The Fellow's research interests and goals will inform the building or site selected by HABS staff. The Fellow is usually stationed in the HABS Washington, DC, office. Recipients are also required to upload a minimum of 50 images to SAH's SAHARA image database.
The need for preserving all of our nation's history has never been greater, we're counting on you! HBCUI (Historically Black Colleges and Universities Internship) Program is a 10-week summer experience brought to you by Greening Youth Foundation in partnership with the U.S. National Park Service. As a part of HBCUI, students from schools around the country are putting their unique skills and talents to work in preserving the contributions of African Americans to our nation's history and culture. Participants gain real-world, on-the-job experience as they explore federal careers in the U.S. National Park Service.
https://www.nps.gov/hdp/jobs/summer.htm
The Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) is the nation's first federal preservation program, begun in 1933 to document America's architectural heritage. Creation of the program was motivated primarily by the perceived need to mitigate the negative effects upon our history and culture of rapidly vanishing architectural resources.
Historic American Building Survey (HABS) Architects measure buildings, landscapes, industrial structures, sites, and objects, including floating vessels, and produce existing-conditions drawings in Computer-aided Design (CAD), including drawings that interpret and explain industrial processes and engineering works. The position requires hand sketching and hand measuring in the field and the production of detailed, as-built, measured drawings of historic sites and structures in AutoCAD.
Dr. Architecture
Thursday, November 23, 2017
Money - Scholarships and Awards
One of the biggest challenges on becoming an architect is MONEY! But do know that there are many scholarships available to you as a high school student, current architecture student, or even recent graduate.
Below are just a handful. Truly, the best search is AIA Scholarship to learn if a local chapter of the AIA provides scholarships or Scholarship for Architecture Students.
Diversity Advancement Scholarship
Maybe you chose architecture because you want to design a better world. Or you can’t imagine doing anything else. One thing’s for certain: You love this work. And we’d love to help fund your college experience with a multiyear scholarship, up to $20,000.
The Diversity Advancement Scholarship was created to help more minority students pursue a successful career in architecture. Multiple scholarships are available.
AIA Chapters -- One of the best sources of scholarships/monies is an AIA Chapter. Clicking AIA Chapters will allow you to search for the chapter near you. But note that sometimes a scholarship is for an individual in the locale of the chapter. For example, the AIA West Virginia provides a scholarship even though there are no architecture programs in West Virginia.
Below are just a few -- there are a lot more if you search.
AIA West Virginia
AIA Minnesota Thomas F. Ellerbe Scholarship
AIA Houston
AIA Georgia
etc.
Architecture Programs -- Also, if you are currently a student in an architecture program, be sure to inquire about scholarships for students. For some, you may need to apply; for others, you may be considered by virtue of being a student.
Of course, if you are applying to an architecture program, inquire about scholarships and awards for incoming students. At the graduate level, this may also include teaching assistantships.
There are monies available but you must reach out and search and ask.
Best in your search!
Dr. Architecture
Below are just a handful. Truly, the best search is AIA Scholarship to learn if a local chapter of the AIA provides scholarships or Scholarship for Architecture Students.
Diversity Advancement Scholarship
Maybe you chose architecture because you want to design a better world. Or you can’t imagine doing anything else. One thing’s for certain: You love this work. And we’d love to help fund your college experience with a multiyear scholarship, up to $20,000.
The Diversity Advancement Scholarship was created to help more minority students pursue a successful career in architecture. Multiple scholarships are available.
$20,000 scholarship
The Scholarship is looking for minority students whose imagination and design thinking will influence the future of the built environment and the architecture profession. Eligible students must be a U.S. citizen, have a minimum 3.0 GPA, and be:- a high school student planning to enroll in a NAAB-accredited architecture degree program; or,
- a rising second-year college student in a NAAB-accredited architecture degree program; or,
- a technical school or community college student who has completed high school or its equivalent and intends to transfer to a NAAB-accredited architecture program
Application process
Apply online starting October 25, 2017. The deadline for applications is January 17, 2018, 11:59pm Eastern.
- Review the eligibility requirements.
- Complete an online application by January 17, 2018.
- Upload all application materials including:
- resume
- personal essay
- two letters of recommendation
- two examples of your creative work
- estimated college expenses (requires FAFSA)
- Payette Sho-Ping Chin Memorial Academic Scholarship
- a/e ProNet David W. Lakamp AIA Scholarship
- Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship
American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) - thanks to AIAS for collecting many of the scholarships available to architecture students in a single location; the list includes both national and regional scholarships as well as fellowships.
AIA Chapters -- One of the best sources of scholarships/monies is an AIA Chapter. Clicking AIA Chapters will allow you to search for the chapter near you. But note that sometimes a scholarship is for an individual in the locale of the chapter. For example, the AIA West Virginia provides a scholarship even though there are no architecture programs in West Virginia.
Below are just a few -- there are a lot more if you search.
AIA West Virginia
AIA Minnesota Thomas F. Ellerbe Scholarship
AIA Houston
AIA Georgia
etc.
Architecture Programs -- Also, if you are currently a student in an architecture program, be sure to inquire about scholarships for students. For some, you may need to apply; for others, you may be considered by virtue of being a student.
Of course, if you are applying to an architecture program, inquire about scholarships and awards for incoming students. At the graduate level, this may also include teaching assistantships.
There are monies available but you must reach out and search and ask.
Best in your search!
Dr. Architecture
Monday, November 13, 2017
Summer Programs in Architecture - Summer 2018
SUMMER PROGRAMS IN ARCHITECTURE - SUMMER 2018
Below is a listing of summer architecture programs
throughout the country (some are abroad). Also, there are a few programs
that are either throughout the year or during the spring.
Efforts have been made to obtain the most up-to-date information from the program; if no dates are listed, they have not been announced yet. You are encouraged to contact the program.
Below is a list of programs and opportunities released by AIA.
AIA K-12 Intiatives
Submitting Summer
Program Information:
If
the summer program of your institution is not listed or incorrect, please
provide the following details.
Sponsor/Institution
– Location (City, State) – Program Name
Website
of Program (URL)
Dates (Length of Program) – Target Audience
NORTHEAST
ACE Mentor Program –
Allentown, PA – Let’s Build Construction Camp for Girls
July 9
– 13, 2018 (1 week)
AIA DC - Washington, DC - DACkids Summer Camp
https://www.aiadc.com/DACKidsSummerCamp2018
August 13 - 17, 2018 (1 week) - Grades 3 - 7
Barnard College – New York,
NY – Summer in the City
| https://barnard.edu/summer/SITC June 24 – July 20, 2018 (4 weeks) |
Boston
Architectural College - Boston, MA – Summer Academy+
July 9
– August 3, 2018 (4 weeks) – High School
Boston Leadership Institute
– Boston, MA – Architecture
July
16 – 20, 2018 (1 week) – 8th – 12th grades
*Boston Society of
Architects – Boston, MA – Family / Student Design Days
Program
Dates throughout Year (1st – 8th grades)
*Boston Society of
Architects – Boston, MA – KidsBuild
April
7 – 8, 2018 (Weekend) – Ages 5-13
Carnegie
Mellon University - Pittsburgh, PA – Pre-College Architecture
June
30 – July 21 (3 weeks); June 30 – August 11, 2018 (6 weeks) – High School
*Carnegie Museums of Art
and Natural History – Pittsburgh, PA – Architecture Camps
June
11 – 15, June 18 – 22, July 9 – 13, July 23 – 27, July 30 – August 3, August 6
- 10 (Ages 8-10)
June
18 – 22, July 23 – 27, July 30 – August 3, August 6 - 10 (Ages 11-13)
June
25 – 29 (High School)
Catholic
University of America – Washington, DC – Experiences in Architecture
July 9
– 27, 2018 (3 weeks) – High School
*Center
for Architecture - New York, NY – Architecture Camps
https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/k12summer
June 25 – 29, July 9 – 13, July 16 – 20, July 23 – 27, July 30 – Aug 3, Aug 13 – 17, Aug 20 – 24, 2018 (Grades 3-5)
https://www.centerforarchitecture.org/k12summer
June 25 – 29, July 9 – 13, July 16 – 20, July 23 – 27, July 30 – Aug 3, Aug 13 – 17, Aug 20 – 24, 2018 (Grades 3-5)
June 25 – 29, July 16 – 20, July 30 – Aug 3, Aug 6 – 10, Aug
13 – 17, 2018 (Grades 6 – 8)
June 25 – 29, July 9 – 20, July 23 – 27, July 30 – Aug 3,
Aug 6 – 17, 2018 (Grades 9/10 – 12)
City College of New York –
New York, NY – Summer Architecture Career Lab+
July 5
– August 2, 2017 (4 weeks)
Columbia University - New York, NY - Introduction to
Architecture
July 5 – August 3, 2018 (4 weeks) –
High School
Cooper Union – New
York, NY – Summer Program in Architecture
July 9
– August 10, 2018 (5 weeks) – High School
Cornell
University - Ithaca, NY – Introduction to Architecture
June 23 – August 4, 2018 (6 weeks)
*AIA
DC – Washington, DC - DACkids Summer Camp
August
13 – 17, 2018 (1 week) Grades 2-6
Drexel
University - Philadelphia, PA - Discovering Architecture
July 8
– 21, 2018 (2 weeks) – High School
Fallingwater
– Mill Run, PA – High School Residency
June 23 – 30; July 21 – 28, 2018 (1
week) – High School
Global
Solutions Lab - Chestnut Hill College - Philadelphia, PA
June 17–25, 2018 (1 week) – High School/College/Adult
Harvard University - Cambridge, MA – Career Discovery /
Project Link
June 18 – July 27, 2018 (6 weeks) –
High School/College/Adult
July 2018 (4 weeks) – High School
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Bronx, NY
May 17
- 21, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Oxon Hill, MD
July
23 - 27, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
The Institute for
Architecture and Urban Studies – New York, NY -
Early
June to early August
Institute of Classical
Architecture and Art – New York, NY – Summer Studio in Classical Architecture
June
18 – July 14, 2018
Kean University – Michael Graves College – Design Camp
July 9 – August 2, 2018
Maryland
Institute College of Art – Summer PreCollege
June
23 – July 7 (2 weeks), July 7 – 28 (3 weeks), June 23 – July 28, 2018 (5 weeks)
Maryland, University of -
College Park, MD – Exploring Architecture
July 8
– 27, 2018 (3 weeks)
Marywood
University – Scanton, PA – Design Your Future: PreCollege Summer Workshop
July
16 – 23, 2018 (1 week) – High School
Massachusetts
Amherst, University of – Amherst, MA – Summer Design Academy
July 8 – 28, 2018 (3 weeks) – High
School
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology – Boston, MA – Urban Frames+
Contact
Programs for Dates
National
Building Museum - Washington, DC – Summer Camp Programs for Rising
2nd – 7th graders
July 9
- 13, July 16 – 20, July 23 – 27,
July
30 – August 3, August 6 – 10, August 13 – 17 (1 Week) Rising 2nd – 7th
grade
New
Jersey Institute of Technology - Newark, NJ – Summer Architecture + Design
July 8
– 13; July 15 – 20, 2018 (1 week) – High School
New York Institute of
Technology - Old Westbury, NY – Exploring Architecture in Manhattan
July 9
– August 3, 2018 (4 weeks)
*Parsons
The New School For Design – New York, NY – Summer Studies in Constructed
Environments+
June 4
– 22 (2 weeks) – College/Adult, July 9 – 27 (2 weeks) – College/Adult and Pre-College,
August
6 – 17, 2018 (2 weeks) – Grades 3 – 12
Pennsylvania State Univ. -
State College, PA – Architecture & Landscape Architecture Summer Camp
July
15-19, 2018 (1 week) – High School
Pennsylvania,
University of – Philadelphia, PA – Architecture: Summer at Penn
July 1 – 28, 2018 Residential (4
weeks); July 2 – 27, 2018 Day (4 weeks)
Philadelphia NOMA Chapter –
Philadelphia, PA – Project Pipeline+
July 14, 2018 (Grades 6-11)
*Phillips Exeter Academy –
Exeter, NH – Exeter Summer
July 1
– August 3, 2018 (5 weeks) – High School
Pratt Institute - Brooklyn,
NY – Pre-College Spring / Summer Program
February
24 – May 5, 2018 (Saturdays – 10 weeks)
July 2
– 27, 2018 (4 weeks)
Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute - Troy, NY - Architecture Career Discovery Program+
July 9
– 20, 2018 (2 weeks) – High School
Rhode
Island School of Design – Providence, RI – Pre-College: Architecture
June 23 – August 4, 2018 (6 weeks)
Roger
Williams University - Bristol, RI – Summer Academy: Experience Architecture
https://www.rwu.edu/academics/schools-and-colleges/saahp/special-programs/high-school-summer-academy
July 9 – August 4,
2018 (4 weeks)
Syracuse
University - Syracuse, NY – Summer College
July 2 – 27, 2018 (High School) (4
weeks)
Temple
University – Philadelphia, PA – Architecture Institute
July 9 – 20, 2018 (2 weeks) – High
School
Wentworth
Institute of Technology – Boston, MA – summerFAB
July 9 – August 3, 2017 (High School)
(4 weeks)
Yale
University – New Haven, CT – EXPLO 360
June 24 – July 14; July 15 – August 4,
2018 (3 weeks)
SOUTHEAST
*AIA
Atlanta – Atlanta, GA - Designers of Tomorrow Fair
Contact
Programs for Dates
*AIA Miami – Miami, FL –
Architects in the Making+
July 9
– 20, 2018 (2 weeks) – Grades 3rd – 9th
Auburn
University – Auburn, AL (Architecture Camp/Design Workshop) and Birmingham, AL
(Design)
June 10 – 15; July 8 – 13, 2018 (1
week) (Auburn) – High School
July 16 – 20, 2018 (1 week)
(Birmingham) – Middle School
Clemson
University - Clemson, SC – Designing the Built Environment
June 3
– 9; July 8 - 14, 2018 (High School) (1 week)
Florida Atlantic University – Boca
Raton, FL – Architecture Summer Program
June
18 - 29; July 9 – 10, 2018 (2 weeks)
Florida, University of -
Gainesville, FL – Summer Design Exploration
June
17 – July 6, 2018 (High School) (3 weeks)
Georgia Institute of Technology –
Atlanta, GA – Pre-College Summer Program
June
17 – 29, July 8 – 20, 2018 (2 weeks) – High School
*Hip
Hop Architecture Camp – Lake City, SC
April
18, 2018 Grades 7-12
Kennesaw State University – Marietta,
GA – Summer Design Workshop++
July
16 – 27, 2018 (2 weeks) – High School
Louisiana State University
- Baton Rouge, LA – Architecture Camp
June
10 – 15, 2017 (1 week)
Louisiana
at Lafayette, University of – Lafayette, LA – Summer Design Discovery+
June
25 – 30, 2018 (1 week) – High School
Memphis, University of –
Memphis, TN – Discovering Architecture + Design Days
September
30, 2017 (1 day)
Miami,
University of - Miami, FL – Summer Scholars Program
July 7 –
27, 2018 (3 weeks, full-time in-residence)
Mississippi
State University - Starkville, MS – Design Discovery
June 8 – 15, 2018 (1 week)
North
Carolina at Charlotte, University of - Charlotte, NC – Architecture Summer
Program
June 10 - June 16,
2018 (1 week)
*North Carolina State University - Raleigh, NC – Summer
Studios
June 11 – 15, July 23
– 27, 2018 (Rising 6th, 7th & 8th Grade);
July 11 –15, July 23
– 27, 2018 (Rising 9th, 10th, & 11thGrade);
(day)
June 24 – 30; July 8
– 14, 2018 (Rising 11th & 12th Grade) (overnight) (1
week)
Savannah College of Arts & Design – Atlanta, Hong Kong, Savannah,
GA – Rising Star
June 17 – July 20;
July 24 – 27, 2018 (High School) (1 week)
Savannah
College of Arts & Design – Atlanta, Hong Kong, Savannah, GA - SCAD Summer
Seminars
http://www.scad.edu/academics/pre-college-summer-programs/scad-summer-seminars
June 17 – 22; June 24 – 29; July 1 – 6; July 8 – 13;
http://www.scad.edu/academics/pre-college-summer-programs/scad-summer-seminars
June 17 – 22; June 24 – 29; July 1 – 6; July 8 – 13;
July 15 – 20; July 22 –
27; July 29 – Aug. 3, 2018 (High School) (1 week)
Tennessee, University of - Knoxville, TN – Design Matters
Camp
July 10 – 15, 2018
(High School) (1 week)
Tulane University - New Orleans, LA – Career Explorations in
Architecture
July 8 – 28, 2018 (3
weeks) – High School
Tuskegee
University – Tuskegee, AL – PACT
June
17 – 30, 2018 (1 week) – High School
Virginia
Polytechnic Institute & State University - Blacksburg, VA – Inside
Architecture + Design
June
24 – 29, 2018 (1 week) – High School
EAST CENTRAL
*Andrews University –
Berrien Springs, MI – Renaissance Kids 2018+
June
11 – 15, July 25 – 29 (ages 5-7); July 9 – 13, August 6 – 10 (ages 7-10)
June
11 – 15, June 25 – 29, July 9 – 13 (ages 10-12); July 16 – 20, 23 – 27 (ages
13-16)
Ball State University - Muncie, IN – DesignWorks Summer
Academy
July 8 – 20, 2018 (High School) (2
weeks)
*Center for Architecture
and Design – Columbus, OH – Camp Architecture
June 4
– 8, June 11 – 15, June 18 – 22, 2018 (Grade 3-8) (1 week)
June
11 – 22, 2018 (High School) (2 weeks)
Cincinnati, University of –
Cincinnati, OH – DAAP Camp Summer Experiences+
July 8
– 12, 2018 (1 week) (High School)
*Chicago Architecture
Foundation – Chicago, IL – Architecture Camp
Summer
Camps will not be offered in 2018, due to CAF's move, but will return in Fall
2018
*Cranbrook
Summer Art Institute – Bloomfield Hills, MI – Create Camps++
June
25 – 29 (1st – 2nd), July 2 – 6 (3rd – 4th),
July 9 – 13 (5th – 6th) (1 week)
July
23 – August 3, 2018 (2 weeks) – Grades 7th – 9th
Detroit
Mercy, University of – Detroit, MI – Architecture Design Camp
June
25 – 29, 2018 (1 week) – High School
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Detroit, MI
June
25 – 29, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Cleveland, OH
June
11 – 15, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Evansville, IN
July 9
– 13, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Cleveland, OH
June 11 – 15, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Toledo, OH
July 9
– 14, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
Indianapolis
Art Center – Indianapolis, IN – Spring Break Art Camp
March
19-23, March 26-30
Lawrence
Technological University – Detroit, MI – Summer Camp
June 25 – 29; July 9 - 13; July 17 –
21, 2018 (High School) (1 week)
Miami
University - Oxford, OH – Summer Scholars Program
July 1
– 13, July 15 – 27, 2018 (2 weeks) – High School
Michigan,
University of - Ann Arbor, MI – ArcStart
July 9 – July 30, 2018 (3 weeks) – High
School
Notre
Dame, University of – Notre Dame, IN – Career Discovery
June 17 – 29, 2018 (High School) (2
weeks)
WEST CENTRAL
*Center for
Architecture and Design – Kansas City, MO – KC Design Week
Contact
Programs for Dates (Middle School)
Frank Lloyd Trust – Oak Park, IL – Design Camps+
July 9
– 13, 2018 (Grades 3-5); July 23 – 27, 2018 (Grades 6-8)
June
23, July 7, July 21, 2018 (Grades 9-12)
*Hip
Hop Architecture Camp – Chicago, IL
August
6 – 10, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip
Hop Architecture Camp – Kansas City, MO
April
26, 2018 Grades 7-12
*Hip
Hop Architecture Camp – Madison, WI
July 9
– 14, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip
Hop Architecture Camp – Milwaukee, WI
April
28, 2018 Grades 7-12
*Hip
Hop Architecture Camp – St. Louis, MO
July
30 – August 3, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
Institute of Technology – Chicago, IL – Experiment in
Architecture / IntroARCH
June 17 – 30; July 8 – 21, 2018 (High
School) (2 weeks)
July
30 - August 13, 2018 (College) (2 weeks)
Illinois at Chicago,
University of - Chicago, IL – Yarch / HiArch
July
9 – August 3, 2018 (4 weeks)
July
16 – 20, July 23 – 17, 2018 (1 week)
Illinois
at Urbana Champaign, University of - Champaign, IL – Discover
Architecture
June 17 – 30; July 8 – 21, 2018 (2
weeks)
Iowa
State University – Ames, IA – Design Dimensions Camp+
July 8
– 13, 2018 (1 week) – High School
Judson University - Elgin, IL – Architecture Discovery
Workshop
July 8 – 13, 2018 (1
week)
Missouri at Kansas City, University – Kansas City, MO –
Design Discovery
June 4 – 6, 2018
Nebraska-Lincoln,
University of - Lincoln, NE – Career Explorations
June 17 - 22, 2018 (High
School) (1 week)
*Oak Park Education
Foundation – Oak Park, IL – Base Camp
June
11 – July 6, 2018 (1 week) (1st – 8th grades)
Oklahoma,
University of – Norman, OK – Architecture Summer Academy
Contact
Programs for Dates (1 week) – High School
Oklahoma
State University – Stillwater, OK – Discover Architecture
June 11 – 16, 2018 (1 week)
Project
Pipeline – Chicago, IL
Contact
Programs for Dates
School
of the Art Institute of Chicago - Chicago, IL – Summer Institute Residency
Program
June 19 – 30, 2018 (High School) (2
weeks)
*Southern
Illinois University – Carbondale, IL – Architecture Camp
June 18 – 22, 2018
(Grades 4-6); July 8 – 13, 2018 (Grades 7-9); July 15 – 20, 2018 (Grades 9-12)
Taliesin – Spring
Green, WI – Summer Immersion Program
January
9 – March 3 (Taliesin West); June 18 – August 10, 2018 (8 weeks)
*Taliesin – Spring Green, WI – Architecture
Camp
June
18 – 22 (Grades 3rd – 5th), July 11 – 15, June 25 – 29
(Grades 5th – 10th)
June
16 – 20, 2018 (1 week) – Grades 9th – 12th
Washington
University in St. Louis - St. Louis, MO – Architecture Discovery Program
July 8 – July 21, 2018 (2 weeks)
Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
Univ. of - Milwaukee, WI - Architecture Summer Camp
July 29 – August 4, 2018 (1 week)
Weisman
Art Museum – Minneapolis, MN – Teen Architecture Workshop
July
30 – August 3, 2018 (1 week)
SOUTHWEST
*Arkansas, University of – Fayetteville, AR - Design Camp
June
11 – 15, June 18 – 22, June 25 – 29 (1 week) – High School
at the
Delta (grades 3-12)
Houston,
University of - Houston, TX – Wonderworks: By Design - Architecture
June 11 – July 13,
2018 (5 weeks) – High School
Prairie View A&M
University – Prairie View, TX - Architecture Enrichment Concepts
Contact
Programs for Dates
Texas
A&M University - College Station, TX - Camp ARCH
July
28 – August 3, 2018 (1 week) – Rising 9th – 12th graders
Texas at Austin,
University of - Austin, TX – Summer Academy
Not
offered in Summer 2018; check back for Summer 2019
Texas at San Antonio,
University of – San Antonio, TX – Summer Academy in Architecture+
June 4
– 15, 2018 (2 weeks) – High School
WEST
AIA
East Bay – San Francisco, CA – Youth Architecture Camp
June
19 – 23, 2018 (1 week) – Grades 6-8
*Architectural Foundation of Santa
Barbara – Santa Barbara, CA – Summer Camp
Contact
Programs for Dates
Architectural
Foundation of San Francisco – San Francisco, CA – Summer Design Institute
June
11 – 20; July 9 – 27, 2018 (3 weeks)
Architecture
+ Design Museum – Los Angeles, CA
Contact A + D Museum for dates of
workshops held throughout the year
Arcosanti
– Mayer, AZ - Workshops
Contact Arcosanti for Dates (2 and 5
weeks)
Arizona
State University – Phoenix, AZ – Summer Design Primer
June 11 – July 13, 2018 (5 weeks)
*Arizona, University of – Tucson, AZ – Camp
Architecture
June 4 – 8; June 18 – 22, 2018 (1 week) – Grades
6-8th
June 11 – 15; June 25 – 29, 2018 (1 week) –
Grades 9-12th
*Art Center College of
Design – Pasadena, CA – Architecture: Inside Out+
February
25 – April 15; June 24 – August 12, 2018 (rising 4th – 8th
grade)
February
25 – April 15; June 24 – August 12, 2018 (High School)
California Baptist
University – Riverside, CA – Summer Day Camp
June
25 – 29, 2018 (1 week) – High School
California
at Berkeley, University of - Berkeley, CA – Summer Institute in Environmental
Design
July 2 - August 10, 2018 (6 weeks) –
College Graduates
July 2 – 27, 2018 (4 weeks) – High
School
June 2 – August 3,
2018 (5 weeks) - College
California
at Los Angeles, Univ of - Los Angeles, CA – Jumpstart Summer Institute /
TeenArch Studio
July 9
– August 3, 2018 (4 weeks) – Post High School
July 8
– 20, July 8 – 27, 2018 (2/3 weeks) – High School
California
College of The Arts - San Francisco, CA – Pre-College
June 25 – July 20,
2018 (4 weeks)
California
College of The Arts - San Francisco, CA – Making Architecture+
July 9
– August 3, 2018
California
Poly State Univ. – SLO - San Luis Obispo, CA – Summer Career Workshop
June 24 - July 20, 2018 (4 weeks)
Celsius
and Beyond – San Francisco, CA – Science Summer Camp
June 18 – 22, July 16 - 20 (3rd-4th
graders), June 25 – 29 (4th-6th), July 9 – 13 (2nd-3rd),
July 23 – 27 (6th-9th) July 30 – August 3 (5th-6th),
August 6 – 10 (2nd-4th) August 13 – 17 (3rd-5th),
August 20 – 24 (3rd-5th)
*Frank
Lloyd Wright Foundation – Scottsdale, AZ – Summer Art and Architecture Camp+
pending
July
16 – 20 (Grades 2nd – 4th), June 25 – 29, July 30 –
August 3, 2018 (Grades 7th – 12th)
*Girls Garage – Berkeley,
CA – Summer Camp
June 18 – 22 / July 9 – 13, 2018 (1
week) (High School) Young Women’s
Design & Building Institute
July
23 – 27; July 30 – August 3; August 6 – 10, 2018 (1 week) (ages 9-13) Design.
Build. Transform
June
25 – 29, 2018 (1 week) (Adult) Women’s Design and Building Camp
*Hip
Hop Architecture Camp – Tempe, AZ
August
6 – 10, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip
Hop Architecture Camp – San Francisco, CA
April
23 - 27, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Portland, OR
June
11 – 15, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
Idaho,
University of – Moscow, ID – Summer Design Week
July 11 – 14, 2018 (1 week)
Institute for Educational
Advancement – Los Angeles, CA – Explore
June
16 – July 6, July 7 – 27, 2018 (3 weeks), July 28 – August 10, 2018 (2 weeks)
June
16 – July 27, 2018 (6 weeks)
La Jolla Historical Society
– La Jolla, CA – Young Architects Summer Camps+
July
23 – August 3, 2018 (2 weeks) – High School
Los Angeles Institute of
Architecture and Design
Newschool
of Architecture and Design - San Diego, CA – High School Design Experience
Contact
Programs for Dates
Oregon,
University of - Eugene, OR – Summer Architecture Academy
The Academy will be on hold in Summer 2018; we
look forward to the Academy in 2019
Oregon,
University of – Portland, OR – Design Camp
Contact
Programs for Dates
Portland State University –
Portland, OR – Summer Immersion Program
July
23 – August 17, 2018 (4 weeks)
SFNOMA - San Francisco, CA - Architecture Summer Camp
https://mailchi.mp/d37d841dc82c/sfnoma-project-pipeline-architecture-summer-camp-2018
July 9 - 14, 2018 (1 week) (Middle School)
SFNOMA - San Francisco, CA - Architecture Summer Camp
https://mailchi.mp/d37d841dc82c/sfnoma-project-pipeline-architecture-summer-camp-2018
July 9 - 14, 2018 (1 week) (Middle School)
SoCal
NOMA Chapter – Los Angeles, CA – Project Pipeline
July
14, 21, 28, 2018
Southern
California Institute of Architecture – Los Angeles, CA
July 19 – August 3, 2018 (4 weeks) (College)
– Making and Meaning
June 18 – July 14, 2018 (4 weeks) (High
School) – Design Immersion Days
Southern
California, University of - Los Angeles, CA – Exploration of Architecture
June 17 – July 14, 2018 (4 weeks); June
17 – July 1, 2018 (2 weeks) – High School
Washington,
University of - Seattle, WA – Introduction to Architecture
http://arch.be.washington.edu/programs-and-courses/other-programs/arch-100-summer-program/
June
18 – August 17, 2018 (9 weeks) – High School
July
23 – August 3, 2018 (2 weeks) – High School
Woodbury
University – Los Angeles, CA – High School Summer Academy / Art of Architecture
June
25 – July 27, 2018 (5 weeks) – Monday, Wednesday and Friday only (11th
– 12 grade)
June 26 – July 14, 2017 (3 weeks) –
Monday-Friday only (4th – 8th grade)
INTERNATIONAL
Architectural Association –
London, ENGLAND – Summer School
July 2 –
20, 2018 (3 weeks)
Carleton University –
Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA - Studio First
May 23
– June 27, 2018 (5 weeks)
Carleton University –
Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA – Imagine Architecture
July 9
– 13, 2018 (1 week)
CIAO! Center
for Introduction to Architecture Overseas – Pontano, ITALY
July 7-28, 2018 (3 weeks)
Arava Institute – Global
Sustainability Fellows Program – Eilat, ISRAEL
June
16 – July 7, 2018
*Hip
Hop Architecture Camp – Maralal, Kenya, Africa
May 30
– June 8, 2018 Grades 7-12
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Toronto, ONT Canada
July
16 – 20, 2018 (1 week) Grades 7-12
*Hip Hop Architecture Camp – Vancouver, BC Canada
September
22, 2018 Grades 7-12
International
Summer School – Tamil Nadu, INDIA
Contact
for dates!
Les Tapies Arts and
Architecture Summer Program – FRANCE
June
25 – July 16 (3 weeks), July 20 – August 3, 2018 (2 weeks)
Design Quest / Design
Day / Skill Up Workshops (RIBA) – London, ENGLAND
Workshops:
Contact RIBA for more details!
UCD
Architecture: International Summer School – Dublin, IRELAND
June 11 – 29, 2018 (3 weeks)
http://www.ucd.ie/apep/study/internationalprogrammes/summerschool/
June 11 – 29, 2018 (3 weeks)
http://www.ucd.ie/apep/study/internationalprogrammes/summerschool/
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