Open Architecture Collaborative: Charleston

03/17/2016

Attn Charleston area Architects and Designers: there will be an informational meeting about regrouping the chapter in the coming weeks. Stay tuned to this page for updates on time and location. Feel free to message with questions. Thanks!

03/17/2016

More coverage of Open Architecture Collaborative's launch by Impact Design Hub

The Open Architecture Collaborative (OAC) launched this month after more than a year of rebranding and redeveloping the 30 chapter global network affiliated with the defunct nonprofit Architecture for Humanity. Following the 14 month process,... Read More

03/10/2016

Launch day is here! Welcome to the Open Architecture Collaborative

When people design and build their own environments, they take ownership of the places they create, sustain them long term, keep them safe, invest in them, and color them with their most precious expressions.

02/16/2016

Architecture for Humanity may have closed, but the Chapter Network lives on! Check out my conversation with the Garret Jacobs, the new ED of the Chapter Network. AFH Charleston will be regrouping soon under the banner of the new organization - if you are interested in participating, please email me at [email protected]
Thanks,
Aaron

Garrett Jacobs joins me to discuss the Process of reorganizing the (formerly Architecture for Humanity) Chapter Network over the past year and the challenges and rewards of a community oriented design practice. Enjoy!

10/05/2011

04/23/2011

01/04/2011

The anniversary of any disaster offers a moment to reflect, no more so than in Haiti where more than 1,000,000 people remain displaced a year after the 7.0 earthquake destroyed lives and livelihoods.

12/28/2010

Not too late to give a day of design! Help provide 365 days of design services around the world. Sponsor a designer/day. http://ow.ly/3vrud

12/02/2010

Come join us and the USGBC next Thursday for a Holiday Party.

Save the date for our Annual USGBC Lowcountry Holiday Party and Oyster Roast cohosted with Architecture for Humanity: Charleston AND Stay for the James Cty Park Lights!

10/28/2010

Please feel free to leave comments. We will be posting more images in the next day.

The next step for the competition is to support public discussion about the issues addressed. We will be exhibiting and presenting all the projects in Charleston for the next few months or as long as the discussions continue.