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Architecture Week

Architecture Week celebrates the profession of architecture and invites everyone - especially K-12 students - to explore architecture and design. We all play key roles in educating and inspiring the next generation of architects. Let's build the pipeline together.

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Inspiring the Next Generation

Together with The American Institute of Architects, we promote architecture as a vital and popular career option for students who express interest in drawing, creating, building, and problem-solving. Starting early is key.

Have a idea for AIA Delaware?

Reach out to share your idea and start a conversation about how you'd like to lead a component event or shape programming during Architecture Week (held annually the week of April 15th).

Ways You Can Get Involved

  • Invite students to visit your firm or organization.
  • ​Volunteer in a local school during Architecture Week. Use AIA/ASLA's Plug & Play toolkit for classroom activities >​
  • Sign up with local organizations such as ACE Mentor or Project Pipeline to volunteer in a future activation.
  • Become a mentor to students as they transition from ACE Mentor to a college architecture program. Apply here >
  • Need more ideas? Check out AIA's extensive list of architecture and design books, activities, and presentations on the K-12 page.