ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY

REMINDER!!! HAPPY HOUR TONIGHT!
6PM BLIND TIGER ON BROAD STREET

Open Architecture Network Selects Classroom Winner

Hi all,

Check out the winner for the Classroom challenge. This is a great project, and it is in the US. I would hope that their attention to sustainablity becomes the standard for all schools. It is a small school, but I think their build as you go approach can easily be related to larger school systems. http://http://www.openarchitecturenetwork.org/node/3991

This is a great project that needs an owner!

Hi there fellow afhcharlestonians. September 18th is the annual Park(ing) day. This is a day when groups all accross the country take over parking spaces and create small mini-parks for a day. I think this would be a great project for afhcharleston, is there anyone who would like to take this on. I think it would be interesting to take this to the next level, like in the middle of an abondoned parking lot, one similiar to the old Wal-Mart on Glen McConnell. Take a look at the website http://my.parkingday.org/

Serve.gov and afh | charleston

Please take a minute to read the email we just received and let us know if this might be of interest to you or someone you know. We would like to help in any way we can.

_mat

Dear Mathew and Amy & Charleston Chapter Members, Architecture for Humanity received a request from the White House and the Corporation for National & Community Service in regard to the 'summer of service' (http://serve.gov). They are looking for organizations with local chapters in need of volunteers as we are one of the only large-scale 'architecture' focused groups in the country.

They have asked if we can come up with at least 10 projects (in need of volunteers). Attached please find is an excel form that we are asking you to fill out and return to us as soon as possible. All the information we receive from chapters will have to be relayed to the Corporation for National & Community Service by Tuesday (tomorrow).

I apologize for the short notice, but we just found out about this opportunity earlier today and think that this is a great opportunity for all of us to participate in the Summer of Service.

Hope you are all doing well.
Best,
Barb

Project 2.0 | Guerrilla Bench

The latest project from afh | charleston. Thank you to Fisher Recycling, Kiawah Island Resorts, Lowe's, JMO Woodworks, A&E Printing, Carolina Nurseries, Hyam's Nursery, Studio A Architecture (Whitney Powers), Liollio Architecture (Tommy Schrimpf), Thompson + Young Design (Jon Thompson), LS3P Associates, and Team.Liollio. These individuals and groups contributed a great deal to the intellectual and monetary pursuit of the Guerrilla Bench Project. We had a great time designing and building the Guerrilla Benches and we appreciate all your guidance.