Tiny Architect
Inspired by my experience at the Technion's Youth Science Unit and the summer architecture camp, I developed a separate project called "Tiny Architect." This workshop is tailored specifically for Arab children aged 4 to 7, aiming to introduce them to the fascinating world of architecture in a fun and engaging way.
The Tiny Architect workshop is a vibrant blend of play and education, designed to capture the imagination of young minds and spark their curiosity about the built environment. In this workshop, children embark on a journey through various architectural concepts, discovering the basics of design, structure, and space. Using simple, hands-on activities, we explore how buildings are made, what materials are used, and how different architectural elements come together to create a cohesive structure.
One of the highlights of the Tiny Architect workshop is the focus on Arab and regional architectural elements. Through stories, illustrations, and interactive projects, children learn about the rich cultural heritage and distinctive features of Arab architecture. They create miniature models of traditional houses, experiment with different textures and colors, and even design their own dream homes.
