2021 Virtual Architectural Boot Camp
Registration for the 2nd Annual SoCal NOMA Architectural Bootcamp is open until February 6th. The Bootcamp is a year-round program for high school students interested in creative and technical design and architecture. Students will be exposed to the tools techniques and technology that make up the architecture profession. The program is designed to introduce students to the basics of architecture while participating in exciting interactive workshops & activities comminuting in the design of a socially relevant project that connects them to the community and current social and economic conditions.
The next Bootcamp class will start its 6 month series of Design Studios on January 30th. We invite students to join us for this exciting virtual interactive experience and a look into the world of architecture! Register Today! www.socalnoma.org
Project Pipeline Architecture Boot Camp Information:
CAMP DEMOGRAPHICS:
High School Students
- 9th – 12th Grades
CAMP DATES:
Architecture Bootcamp
- 6 Saturdays, January 2021 – June 2021
- Project Presentations – June 2021
CAMPSITES: VIRTUAL
JOIN US ONLINE FOR VIRTUAL CAMP SESSIONS
- Live Online Workshops & Activities
- Virtual Building & Office Tours
CAMP REGISTRATION IS OPEN:
Date
- Feb 20 2021
- Expired!
Time
- All Day
Local Time
- Timezone: America/New_York
- Date: Feb 20 2021
- Time: All Day
Labels
- Camp,
- Workshop
Organizer
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SoCal NOMA (The Southern California chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects)
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Email
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Website
https://socalnoma.org SoCalNOMA seeks to advance and support the education and careers of those who have been historically underrepresented in the field of architecture and various allied design/build professions. Members include architects, designers, civil engineers, structural engineers, interior designers, urban planners, and product manufacturers. The SoCalNOMA chapter was founded in 1982 and was originally called the Los Angeles Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects (LANOMA). Amongst the Chapter’s historic events and accomplishments were the creation of an exhibit of local chapter African-American architects (hosted by the Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Mall), the sponsorship of student chapters at U.S.C., Woodbury, Cal Baptist, and Cal Poly SLO schools of Architecture, hosting of the annual National NOMA Conference and pro-bono professional design services on the redevelopment of Leimert Park Village and other urban community redevelopment aspirations.
Speaker
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Ashley MackBootcamp Program Director