Wright for the Future

June 24, 2019
Taliesin West

Students explore how to respond to real world challenges such as global warming, pollution, new trends in energy and communication technologies, advancements in construction methods, and new modes of transportation in this project-based camp. As the student’s research exciting, newly constructed concept buildings and cutting-edge architects, they’ll work in teams to develop thoughtful plans for cities of the future. This camp is for students who will be entering 6 – 9 grades in fall 2019.

TIME

9 a.m.–3 p.m.

DATES

June 24–28, 2019

PRICE

$350; Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation member pricing: $315

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