The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
AIA San Francisco and the Center for Architecture + Design will present the Youth Design Festival during Architecture Week 2026.
This four-day festival engages over 100 students in hands-on workshops and design activities focused on climate resilience and equitable communities. Festival programming includes career-focused events such as Real Talk on Internships Part 2, which offer pathways for students to explore careers in architecture and design.
Supported by AIA National, the program serves as a pilot for a twice-annual youth design series aimed at inspiring the next generation of designers and civic leaders.
The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
AIA San Francisco and the Center for Architecture + Design will present the Youth Design Festival during Architecture Week 2026.
This four-day festival engages over 100 students in hands-on workshops and design activities focused on climate resilience and equitable communities. Festival programming includes career-focused events such as Real Talk on Internships Part 2, which offer pathways for students to explore careers in architecture and design.
Supported by AIA National, the program serves as a pilot for a twice-annual youth design series aimed at inspiring the next generation of designers and civic leaders.
The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
AIA San Francisco and the Center for Architecture + Design will present the Youth Design Festival during Architecture Week 2026.
This four-day festival engages over 100 students in hands-on workshops and design activities focused on climate resilience and equitable communities. Festival programming includes career-focused events such as Real Talk on Internships Part 2, which offer pathways for students to explore careers in architecture and design.
Supported by AIA National, the program serves as a pilot for a twice-annual youth design series aimed at inspiring the next generation of designers and civic leaders.
The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
The Spring 2026 NOMAS Showcase is the first Bay Area-wide gathering of student work from the architecture programs at the University of San Francisco, University of California Berkeley, California College of the Arts, and Academy of Art University. Hosted by AIASF and SFNOMA at the Center for Architecture + Design in San Francisco, the exhibition will feature studio projects displayed in a final-crit style setting between students, educators, and practitioners. Industry professionals may offer comments and critique while exploring the diverse pedagogies shaping the next generation of architects.
Youth Design Festival, April 16-19, 2026
AIA San Francisco and the Center for Architecture + Design will present the Youth Design Festival during Architecture Week 2026.
This four-day festival engages over 100 students in hands-on workshops and design activities focused on climate resilience and equitable communities. Festival programming includes career-focused events such as Real Talk on Internships Part 2, which offer pathways for students to explore careers in architecture and design.
Supported by AIA National, the program serves as a pilot for a twice-annual youth design series aimed at inspiring the next generation of designers and civic leaders.
