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Young Architects (Ages 8–14)

Young Architects (Ages 8–14)

Learn to Think Like a Designer 

Art + Architecture + Engineering + Math 

✔ Small groups for personalized instruction

Now Enrolling for Winter Semester — Starts December 1 

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Our interior design and architecture classes for kids in Schaumburg teach students to think like interior designers and architects — how to plan a space and turn their ideas into 3D designs.


What Your Child Will Gain

1. Create — Immediate Results

Students turn their ideas into original floor plans, miniature rooms, architectural models, and interior designs. They learn to plan a space, choose materials, and bring their concepts to life in three dimensions.

2. Develop — Skills for Life

Through immersive, progressively challenging projects, students develop spatial thinking, measurement, scale, proportion, problem-solving, attention to detail, and independent decision-making.

Each project builds on previous skills, helping students become more confident and capable designers over time.

3. Explore — Future Career Possibilities

These foundational skills can open the door to many creative and technical disciplines, including:

  • Architecture & Interior Design

  • Engineering & Product Design

  • Film & Set Design — creating environments, interiors, and scenery for movies, television, and theater

  • Exhibition & Event Design

  • Game Environment Design


Schedule | Level | Curriculum

Beginner — Tuesday, 5:00–6:00 PM
Simple floor plans · Space planning · 3D model building · Design basics

Intermediate — Tuesday, 6:15–7:15 PM
Scale & proportion · More complex floor plans · Interior design · Architecture · Advanced 3D models · More independent design work

 

See How Their Skills Grow

From first plans to advanced 3D design.

A Young Architects student plans and paints the foundation of her future city before bringing it to life in 3D. Advanced Young Architects students showing their Dottopia City 3D model.