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SLC PRO: Architecture: Urban Engineering (For Grades 6-8)

Mon, July 27 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm EDT
$25.00

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Class Seat (July 27 & 28)
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$25.00
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This is a two-day program that takes place on July 27 & 28. One ticket per attendee covers both days.

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How do you design a structure that can withstand the forces of nature? Get an "urban edge" in this high-stakes look at the cities of the future. Students will move beyond simple building to tackle the physics of vertical growth and structural survival. Analyze how skyscrapers handle wind loads, design earthquake-resistant foundations, and explore the logistics of high-density city planning. Using professional design principles, you'll build models that prove your structures can hold up under real-world pressure!

Important Information about SLC Pro

For students entering Grade 6, 7, or 8 in Fall 2026. Designed for the next generation of leaders and innovators, the SLC Pro Series offers high-intensity master classes that bridge the gap between classroom, theory, and real-world expertise.

Because we are able to admit a limited number of students, you will be charged a deposit of $25 upon registration. Your deposit will be refunded less credit card processing fees upon attendance at both days of class or notification of inability to attend sent to [email protected] or 203-291-4810 by 4 pm on Monday, July 20.

The Summer Learning Clubs are made possible by the continuing generosity of Roz and Bud Siegel.

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