ArchiVenture is a week-long camp for girls ages 10 - 14 that introduces them to design, architecture, and project management. Campers have an opportunity to explore architecture and the process of problem solving through the engineering practices that connects architecture to the world of STEM/STEAM.
Activities include hands on projects, sketching, model building, field trips to architectural landmarks in the area and tours of local colleges and universities.
By the end of the camp, the campers are able to identify different styles of architecture, explain problem solving through design and present their ideas for the spaces they created.
Cost of the camp: FREE to youth
Thanks to the generous donations from family and friends of Ann B. Hopkins!
DETAILS:
Location: GATEWAY Pavilion (Next to the RISE Demonstration Center)
2700 Martin Luther King, Jr. Avenue SE, Washington, D.C.
Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm
All participants must be picked up by 5:00pm.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE:
Monday and Tuesday - Workshops / Studio
Wednesday - Visit “Vacant to Vibrant” Tiny Houses in Washington, D.C.; a Howard University Tour & Scavenger Hunt
Thursday - Workshop/Studio Presentations
Friday - Trip to the Kennedy Center for performance “EARTHRISE”; tour of the National Building Museum located in Washington, D.C.
Check out the pictures from this year:
Registration for ArchiVenture is Closed