Registration for this year’s camp is Now OPEN!

Over three days of in-person activities, architecture and design professionals will guide students ages 10 - 13 through their own design projects, set in the context of the city around them.

Through brainstorming, sketching, and model building, students will explore concepts of city and neighborhood design. The three-day camp will introduce 30 students to design as a tool for social justice as we explore the issues facing the city of Boston.

Project Pipeline is a national initiative that started in 2006 in Cincinnati by the South West Ohio NOMA chapter that exposes middle and high school students to design through a series of educational programs tailored to engage and support their interests. The mission of Project Pipeline is to empower young people to effect change in their community through design.

Photos of BosNOMA 2022 project Pipeline event hosted in BPL - Roxbury

Learn more about the camp by downloading our information deck below or contact us at projectpipeline@bosnoma.org to find out more about sponsorship, mentoring, and other volunteer opportunities.

With your help, we can reach our goals of educating, mentoring, and empowering future architects and designers of color. We hope you will join us in our efforts to increase diversity in the design industry.

Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, we are able to cover registration fees and supplies for all of our students.