Throughout the residency, students enthusiastically delved into the architectural evolution of NYC, crafting a timeline that showcased iconic and historical buildings that have shaped the city's skyline and identity. From pre-colonial wigwams and longhouses to stately historical homes like the Morris-Jumel Mansion and Van Cortlandt House, students explored the diverse architectural tapestry of New York City ..read more

At ArchForKids, we believe in the transformative power of architecture and design education for young minds. Recently, we had the privilege of being featured in ENGAGEMENT TALKS, a virtual lecture series curated by Danya Almoghrabi - Master of Architecture student at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. The series highlights programs like ours that engage with young groups of people, offering valuable insights into alternative methods of design through collaboration and engagement ..read more

Beverly Lorraine Greene, an architectural trailblazer, left an indelible mark on the profession despite facing numerous challenges due to her race and gender. Born on October 4, 1915, in Chicago, Illinois. As the first African American woman to be licensed as an architect in the United States, Greene's journey was one of resilience, talent, and unyielding determination. Her collaboration with renowned architect Marcel Breuer not only shaped the built environment but also challenged the prevailing norms of a predominantly white and male profession ..read more

Robert Robinson Taylor, an esteemed architect and trailblazer, occupies a revered position in architectural history for his groundbreaking contributions and unwavering commitment to excellence. Born in Wilmington, North Carolina, in 1868, Taylor's journey transcended the confines of societal norms, shaping the architectural landscape and inspiring future generations ..read more

The festive air in Germany during the holiday season is adorned with twinkling lights, the aroma of spiced gingerbread, and the joyful sounds of carols echoing through narrow streets. Beyond the festivities, the architecture itself plays a significant role in shaping the magical experience of German Christmas markets ..read more

This week-long program was part of the SEO Scholars Career Exploration Week taking place during the last week of their summer long academy, an initiative aimed at exposing young minds to various career paths. For us, it was a chance to inspire the architects of tomorrow and provide them with an immersive experience in the world of architecture. We also hoped to teach some important critical skills to all of the students and inspire them regardless of their interest in becoming a future architect ..read more

The history of architecture is a fascinating journey through time, reflecting the evolution of human civilization and the ever-changing needs and aspirations of societies. From the ancient wonders of the world to the innovative structures of today, architecture has been a fundamental expression of human creativity and ingenuity ..read more

Sustainable architecture design focuses on creating buildings and structures that minimize their environmental impact, promote energy efficiency, and prioritize the well-being of occupants. It involves incorporating eco-friendly practices, renewable resources, and innovative technologies to create structures that harmonize with the natural environment ..read more

led a mini camp where local youth would design a green space for the Harrison Public Library in Harrison NY. Each session was 3 hours but the ideas these young designers came up with were endless. From a piano in the middle of the green space to add a nice ambiance, to a full golf course complete with a tunnel which explains the structure’s history. These kids, aged 3 to 12, did not fail to impress ..read more

During a 10 week in-school residency at Queens' PS232 Elementary School we worked with 3rd graders to produce a timeline of iconic and historical buildings in New York. We explored the architectural history of our city from the 1600's all the way to the current era.  ..read more