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"Architecture schools are the punching bags of the industry"

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"Architecture schools are the punching bags of the industry"

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n her manifesto, Franch painted a picture of an architectural profession in dire straits. "Architects and architecture institutions have become too satisfied with commonplace formulations such as sustainability, participation and bottom-up practices," she argued.

In particular she criticised architectural education, describing it as "in crisis". The AA, she wrote, has the responsibility "to redefine what the education of an architect should be and can be."

It won her the election and the AA is now looking forward to an exciting period of change. But for many tutors elsewhere, it may have felt like yet another swipe at beleaguered architectural teaching. There are few things architects seem to enjoy more than complaining about the state of architectural academia.

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Colourful booths enliven Hayarden school for children of refugees in Tel Aviv

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Colourful booths enliven Hayarden school for children of refugees in Tel Aviv

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The Hayarden school is designed for children aged five to 16.
Students arriving at the nursing homes are destined to suffer from lack of motivation and develop so they can put into practice their creativity. Art and design have been specially implemented to provide activities that can be implemented through different feelings, experiences and emotions which can absorb the happiness of each child to provide a path of triumph through use and important aspects to enjoy and to learn in a meaningful way.
Local designer Sarit Shani Hay, architect Chen Steinberg Navon and Ayelet Fisher overhauled the two-storey school as part of a pro-bono project for the community.
It is important that through these designs can be implemented and stimulated creativity and expression to contribute to a development where ideas are taken correctly and that children can express themselves through art in a productive way by establishing and increasing their self-esteem. a correct way.