AIGA Chattanooga teams up with the AIA for “Canstruction”
AIGA Chattanooga is helping to sponsor 2010’s Canstruction event:
The 2010 unCANventional Ball is coming February 20th! Celebrating art and architecture, local middle school students, architects, and engineers will partner to create structures using canned foods that will then be donated to the Chattanooga Area Foodbank.
We’re looking for AIGA members who would like to volunteer to help one of six teams designing and installing structures with architects and students. Teams have begun design concepts and the CAN committee will be reviewing and recommending modifications this week. Please let us know as soon as possible if you'd like to volunteer to help a team...
If you’re interested, please email your president Paul Rustand at: rustand@widgetsandstone.com
This year’s theme is "Can-servation" and participating architects are AEED, Artech, Elemi, March Adams & Associates, River Street Architecture and Neuhoff Taylor Architects. Schools particpating are Red Bank Middle School, East Hamilton Middle School, CSLA, Tyner Middle, Signal Mountain and Lookout Valley Middle.
We’d love to have you participate in a great event for a great cause!
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