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Investing in the Center's work means investing in the next generation of designers, builders, and makers. Through our work in classrooms, in our space at 1218 Arch Street, through scholarships, and 24/7 online -- we are engaging young people in learning about multiple design disciplines and trades to further their passions and creativity into a successful and fulfilling future.
Our Architecture and Design Education (ADE) program is committed to exponentially expand the access to quality design education in Philadelphia. Diversity in the design and construction industry is woefully inadequate and unrepresentative of People of Color. Our goal is to make more students aware of the career opportunities in design, with a particular focus on students from BIPOC and Latinx communities. Your support will go directly to the costs incurred in implementing our ADE program.
Learn more about how you can redirect your state tax liability to the Center to support our Architecture and Design Education Program. We are a certified Educational Improvement Organization in Pennsylvania and can now accept EITC Donations.
Individuals and Businesses are eligible. Click the button below to learn more or reach out to Rebecca Johnson at rebecca@philadelphiacfa.org.
The Matthew J. Koenig Memorial Scholarship was created by the AIA Philadelphia Golf Committee to honor our dear friend and colleague Matt Koenig. This scholarship was created to honor Matt's passion and commitment to bettering the profession of architecture. Individuals who are a current student at Temple University, enrolled in their architecture program, either undergraduate or graduate; and identify as Female, Black, Indigenous, Person of Color, and/or Latinx. Individuals are invited to apply each year by March 15th. Previous scholarship recipients may also apply.
For more information about applying for this scholarship, click here.
This scholarship is to support females or those individuals identifying as female in their pursuits of design or construction education. This Scholarship was created by the Women in Architecture Committee of AIA Philadelphia and is open to students pursuing a degree in design, construction, engineering, or other related degrees.
For more information about applying for the scholarship, click here.
