Start

Sat

,

Oct 2

11:00 am

End

Sat

,

Oct 2

12:00 pm

How

Virtual

Type

Family

Location

Oct

2

Architecture at Home: Façade – The Face of a Building

Start

Sat

,

Oct 2

11:00 am

End

Sat

,

Oct 2

12:00 pm

How

Virtual

Type

Family

Location

A line drawing of the facade of a building, featuring a bay window.

Learn more about architecture and design from the comfort of your own home with our live online Architecture at Home workshops led by Center for Architecture educators. Each session explores an architectural topic through virtual tours, interactive lessons and discussions, and gets kids started on a design project they can complete on their own with easy-to-find materials.    

All Architecture at Home events require a device with internet connection and camera. Workshops are $10 per device and are open to all at-home learners, families, and youth ages 5+. 

A building façade is the front of a building and comes from the Latin word facia meaning face. What can a building’s face or façade tell us about what goes on inside? We’ll look at several building façades to hone your building detective skills, then teach you our tried-and-true method for drawing any building façade, including one of your own design!

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