Architecture for Kids
The students spent a week studying the built environment,
historical and modern.
Throughout the week, the students worked on several building projects,
studied architectural terms,
and took a walking tour of Oberlin.
Kids & Their Creations
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Touring Oberlin
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As part of the study of architectural terms
and styles, the students took a tour of historic Oberlin.
Stops on the tour included the Oberlin Heritage Center, Fairchild Chapel, the Allen Memorial Art Museum building, and others. |
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"Under Construction:" Kids at Work
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Working in stone...
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and cardboard.
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Almost finished...
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and "some assembly required."
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More buildings!
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The emphasis of the camp was on hands-on
building design in various media: here, blocks. |
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