Committee on Architecture for Education (CAE) develops a knowledge sharing network of individuals working on planning and design of learning environments, including public and private colleges and universities, community colleges, early childhood and K12 facilities, museums, libraries, cultural and civic centers, and other educational spaces.
Meetings
Third Wednesday of the month, 5:30 - 7:00 PM
2022 Ideas Competition
Moving Beyond Ad-Hoc, Hacked, and Underfunded.
How can we design purposeful spaces that serve the whole student and support student success?
Academic institutions at all levels are asked to serve myriad roles to students beyond "the educator"- they can be the doctor, cook, counselor, social worker, babysitter, mentor, or even employer. As we move out of the pandemic some of these roles have become increasingly important, not only for students but also for the communities they live in.
Current educational spaces don't often work to provide these services in an equitable, safe, and comfortable environment. They also don't invite the community in as clients or collaborators for these services.
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Community spaces
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Programs
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Community engagement processes
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Futures for academic institutions at all levels from kindergarten to university to lifelong learners
Winning projects will be featured in a panel discussion on Wednesday, September 21, from 12 to 1 pm Pacific in conjunction with the 19th Annual Architecture + the City Festival.
Entry fees are non-refundable. Submissions must be fully completed and entered on or before the Early Submission Deadline in order to qualify for the discounted submission fees rates.
Submission is fully electronic through the portal. Entrants are encouraged to submit support materials in a variety of formats, which might include digital or hand drawings, images of 3-dimensional models, video, or other formats.
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$15
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$40
Jury
The 2022 Jury will be revealed soon, stay tuned!
Community Partners
2022 Outdoor Networking + Visioning Session
Be a part of the Vision! Last year our team of planners, educators and design professionals tackled the question of what it means to create safe space for learning in a post-pandemic world. What do you think are the themes driving design for education in 2022?
Join our committee for a lively in-person networking and visioning session outdoors on Wednesday, February 16th, at 5:30pm over drinks and snacks. Location to be confirmed.
Leadership
Irene Monis, AIA
Chair
Joey Favaloro, AIA
Co-Chair
Tara Ogle, AIA
Co-Chair
Matt Pietras, AIA
Co-Chair
Contact Us
For more information and questions please enter information here and a committee member will respond to you.
