My ArchiSchool Launches Innovative Curriculum to Inspire Young Architects

Hong Kong-based architecture school, My ArchiSchool, has unveiled its latest curriculum designed to make architectural education accessible to children. With seven years of experience in teaching architectural concepts to young students, the school has reconfigured its curriculum to align with the practical skills required in the field.

The new curriculum aims to equip students with the ability to construct physical models while also fostering an understanding of visualisation using the latest software. My ArchiSchool believes that by introducing these components at an early age, children will develop inventive and creative approaches to the design process. From experimenting with light, colour, and textures to exploring the physical and digital media. Students will be encouraged to push the boundaries of their imagination.

“Our students constantly amaze us, from conceptualizing key elements to exploring design options,’ says the school. Their skillsets, combined with their remarkable imagination, empower them to create a better living environment.

To support its educational endeavours, My ArchiSchool has recently relocated to a larger studio in Hong Kong. The new space features flexible event areas, exhibition spaces, art-making areas, digital media zones, and outdoor terraces. The school is also equipped with 3D-printing facilities and a 3D architecture library, enabling students to engage with cutting-edge technology.

With an in-house event space, laser 2D-printing facilities, and a 3D architecture library, My ArchiSchool plans to host seminars to share the art of architecture with a wider audience. The school also aims to contribute to the visually impaired community by undertaking architectural book projects published in both online and printed formats, featuring braille fonts.

My ArchiSchool offers a range of in-person and online courses, providing aspiring young architects with the opportunity to learn 3D modelling and other essential skills for a career in the built environment.

To learn more about MyArchiSchool and its latest exhibition, visit their website.