Houses design

by Elementary, Middle and High School Students

Students design their houses alternately completing each stage each of which is an integral part of the architectural craft:

General concept of the project,
Floor plans design,
Volumetric-spatial composition of the house,
House facades design.

educational facility design

by Middle and High School Students

KAP students develop school concepts, floor plans, facade design, make 3D models of their schools. Students create projects for schools of different types, locations, and different conditions of building density:

Regular Elementary/Middle/High schools,
Boarding Schools with the dorms for the students,
School in the metropolis (in conditions of high building density),
Educational Complex,
Art University, and many others...

interdisciplinary projects

by Elementary, Middle and High School Students

Some of our projects involve combining knowledge and methods from different fields or disciplines into one project (architecture-mathematics project, architecture-art project, Architecture-historical project, even architecture-musical project, and many others). Students create their projects by thinking across single-discipline boundaries.

KAP curriculum is an approach that integrates architecture with other disciplines in a holistic and creative way.

"Street in honor of me" Project

by Elementary School Students

Studying types of composition in architecture

By completing absorbing «Street in Honor of Me» project where each house is designed in the form of each letter of each student’s name, children learn the types of composition in architecture that they work on stepwise during their projects.

WITH KAP, LEARNING ARCHITECTURE IS EXCITING, INTERESTING, AND ALWAYS JOYFUL!

Workshops

Vertical Studio «Materiality» introduces children to environmental psychology, which studies the psychological aspects of the interaction between humans and the environment. The Workshop was hosted by the author of our program jointly with AIA Miami Architects in the Making (AIM) Summer Camp at the University of Miami School of Architecture in Coral Gables. It was a great experience for the summer camp participants who worked on their projects in an amazing atmosphere of architecture, creativity, and fun under the supervision of counselors and architects.