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Join us for a unique educational journey where architecture meets the wild imagination of children. Mi Archicraft, a collaborative duo of an architect and psychologist, alongside NOMAS (National Organization of Minority Architecture Students) at UT Austin, is excited to present our first workshop designed especially for children from Spanish-speaking immigrant families in Austin. This workshop hopes to create a blend of educational insights and fun, aimed at sparking a deep interest in architecture among young minds.
Event Details
– Date: Sunday, March 24th
– For: Children ages 6-9 interested in architecture*
– Registration is required to attend this event
* This event is designed to be inclusive and enriching for all participants. While it is open to all children ages 6-9, we especially encourage the participation of children from Spanish-speaking immigrant families.
This one-day workshop is a celebration of creativity, teamwork, and sustainability, conducted in English and Spanish. Participants will:
Explore the significance of teamwork in architecture.
Our workshop is more than just an educational experience; it’s a chance to ignite the imagination of children, encouraging them to dream, play, and find joy in learning. We believe in the power of fun and curiosity as the foundation for lifelong learning. Through engaging activities and the collective joy of discovery, children will see how their passions can shape their future paths.
This project is supported in part by the City of Austin Economic Development Department.