AIE Student Gallery


		Africa in the Art Room Building Community through the artistic process and arts empowerment: Grades 1 through 4, Harrington Elementary School. Architecture through Animal Habitats 7th and 8th Grade, Levering Middle School. The Greeks and The Parthenon Seventh Grade, Shaw Middle School. Design your own Secret Room Fifth Grade, Anne Frank Elementary. Architectural Elements Give a Place Its Own Unique Character Fourth - Sixth Grade, Gladwyne Montessori. Design and Construction Fourth Grade, Widener Memorial School.
		Bridges and Structure Fourth Grade, Cook-Wissahickon Elementary School. Bridges Fourth - Fifth Grade, Farrell Elementary School.
		Vacant Lot Project in Hunting Park Third Grade, McClure Elementary School. Mapping and Community: Hunting Park Fourth Grade, McClure Elementary School. Design a Colonial City Eighth Grade, Stetson Middle School. Designing a Native American Village Second Grade, Harrington Elementary School. Design a Community Ten Years in the Future Second Grade, Taggart Elementary School. Architecture around the World Third Grade, Olney Elementary School. Culture and Community Sixth Grade, Mifflin Elementary School. Neighborhood and School History Seventh Grade, Levering Elementary School.
Architecture In Education conducts its Eight-Week Program in up to 30 schools a year, most of which are within the Philadelphia public school system. Several of the classrooms are in public and private schools in the Philadelphia metropolitan region. The Eight-Week Program is designed through teacher requests and is created by a team which consists of the classroom teacher, a volunteer architect and an area university architecture/art student. The team develops a series of hands-on, experiential activities which are tailored to specific age groups and interests. Call us and get involved!