アーキテクチャー・フォー・ヒューマニティは帰心の会による「釜石みんなのひろば」にデザインと建設費の支援しこのプロジェクトにおいて協同することになりました。この支援はナイキからの義援金によってまかなわれます。

Architecture for Humanity award the design and construction grant to "Park for All in Kamaishi" submitted by KYSIN-no-kai, and work together on the project. This grant is sponsored by Nike to reconstruct a sports facility in the affected area of Tohoku.

Help us spread the love this Spring.

Find below media resource and messaging free to use for any and all advocates of architecture.

True love can be found within the practice of our craft. Architecture is the merging together of learned skills and individual practice. While we are all trained to possess the skills to design a structure, what creates that place of pure beauty is the role of practice - the lifelong pursuit of excellence.

This Valentine’s Day it is time for us to fall in love (again) with the art of practice.

(As featured on ArchDaily, Architizer, Curbed, and Unbeige!)

Hi everybody

It's the loveliest time of year again - and we wanted to offer a little token of our appreciation for your support.

For this Valentine's day we've made a series of architecture love cards that you can share with your friends and close ones this season. These are just a few of the buildings from around the world that made us fall in love with architecture.

By clicking on a card you can share it instantly via your preferred social network or email with a custom message.

The classroom is a place where students spend their earliest years growing and developing. It’s an environment where kids and teens should be encouraged to discover themselves and their potential as evolving human beings. But most recently, with such intense focus on test scores and dwindling school budgets, the significance of this learning space has gone unnoticed, and the importance of an inspiring educational environment has become null. But have no fear, for Architecture for Humanity is changing that by way of Guerrilla Green, our latest school design initiative.

As of October 22, 2012 Architecture for Humanity launched a project that puts the fate of the classroom into the hands of the students. Formatted as a three round competition, Guerrilla Green challenges teens to visualize a plan to improve the spaces within their schools, and supports their visions by granting up to $13,000 to the most progressive ideas.

The conversation and coordination expanded in December and January as our 600-strong NYC Chapter stepped up to assist in community surveys and we meet with local officials to determine where we can make the largest impact.

Efforts are ramping up - we have secured a permanent office and have begun recruiting staff for project execution.

At present we have launched the following:

• Restore the Shore, Seaside Heights, NJ

• ReNew New Jersey / New York Schools
• Rebuild One Block, Rockaway, NY