Ark.I.Tek presented by SAF and Gelotte Hommas

 

 
 
 

Engaging and guiding young Seattle citizens in learning the process of architecture and design, developing their skill sets and assisting them to shape their vision of the future, ultimately empowering them to make a difference in Seattle.

Entrants, ages 7 thru 18 (grades 1-12), will arrive at Seattle Center's Classroom of the Future to attend a 4 hour workshop lead by industry design professionals. A brief review of the history and legacy of the 1962 Seattle World's Fair and Seattle Center will be covered, followed by a 3 hour design session for Seattle's young citizens to build architectural concept models of their vision of a world's fair in 2062.

Workshop Dates:
April 21st
May 19th
June 16th
July 21st
August 18th
September 15th

Where: Seattle Center Classroom of the Future
Cost: $20 per entry, scholarships for attendance available upon request
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An expression, webpage developed through the new hive [thenewhive.com], will be created for each entry by the ARC.I.TEK Program, which will go live starting September 22nd thru October 13th.

Entrants will be encouraged to share their designs thru the website. The extent of how much their vision is shared and marketed through the new hive expression will be factored into the judging. Select models will be on display throughout the Next50 celebration. Judging is based on the captured imagery of the models, the entrant's description of their vision, and entrant's engagement of Social media via the new hive.

Entrants are invited to come together to attend the ARC.I.TEK Grand Finale and Awards Ceremony on October 22nd, 2012!

Criteria for Judging: Sustainability, Innovation, Social Media, Aesthetics

AWARDS:
Categories will be defined for the varying age groups|grades:
Novice: Grades 1-4
Apprentice: Grades 5-8
Distinguished: Grades 9-12


Donations: The Seattle Archtiecture Foundation has a scholarship fund for families who cannot afford the price of our program fees. It’s called the Carolyn Purser Scholarship Fund. If you would like to donate to this fund you can do so by clicking here

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