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Summer Sketching Series:
Unlocking Architectural Thinking
Introduce middle and high school students to the power of visual communication through our dynamic, two-session sketching workshop. Designed for creative minds, this series explores how architects use drawing to express ideas and build businesses. Students gain skills in visual thinking, quick perspective sketching, depth and dimension, and presentation impact. Through rapid-fire exercises, participants will learn to sketch spaces confidently, bringing their unique design concepts to life on paper.
NOMA Atlanta
Project Pipeline Summer Student Camp
Through its longstanding partnership with NOMA Atlanta's Project Pipeline Summer Camp, The Bill Harrison Foundation helps create a continuous pipeline of opportunity for aspiring designers. Students transition between both organizations' programs, gaining greater access to hands-on experiences, mentorship, and educational opportunities that strengthen their journey into the design professions.
NOMA Project Pipeline Summer Student Camp empowers middle and high school students to spark positive change using architecture to advocate for equity, fellowship, and excellence in design. Led by National Organization of Minority Architects members and partners, this summer camp offers three dynamic sessions that blend fundamental design skills with community impact. Through engaging lectures and collaborative mentorship, students learn how architecture shapes the neighborhoods around them. It is an ideal next step for creative minds—and students who have completed our Blueprints to Build workshops are highly encouraged to apply!
College Scholarships
The road to becoming an architect is long and challenging, and The Bill Harrison Foundation understands that talented students often face financial barriers while pursuing higher education. High school students who are beginning their senior year and have completed at least one year of Blueprints to Build a pre-college program are provided the opportunity to apply to become a Bill Harrison Foundation Scholar. The process is rigorous and selected scholars are connected with internships and industry professionals, contribute to programming as mentors and receive financial support. in architecture are currently in the application process for our college scholarship program.
