What is Freedom by Design?
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Freedom by Design™, the AIAS community service program in partnership with the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), uses the talents of architecture students to radically impact the lives of people in their community through modest design and construction solutions. The program embraces efforts to provide both design-build and engagement solutions to address 5 barriers:
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Fall 2022 Project
DETROIT HISTORICAL CONSERVATION
LTU's AIAS Freedom by Design™ will resume helping the Detroit Sound Conservancy to document, digitize, and renovate the historical Bluebird Inn!
The Detroit Sound Conservancy is an organization which seeks to preserve and catalog artifacts, places, and information pertaining to Detroit's rich musical history.
The Bluebird Inn is recognized as a local Historic District by the City of Detroit. For much of the 1900s, it was one of the most important musical hotspots in the city.
Students will gain valuable knowledge about Detroit's history, conservation efforts within the city, and work with cutting-edge tech.
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Reach out for more information, or fill out the form below to get involved now!
The Detroit Sound Conservancy is an organization which seeks to preserve and catalog artifacts, places, and information pertaining to Detroit's rich musical history.
The Bluebird Inn is recognized as a local Historic District by the City of Detroit. For much of the 1900s, it was one of the most important musical hotspots in the city.
Students will gain valuable knowledge about Detroit's history, conservation efforts within the city, and work with cutting-edge tech.
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Reach out for more information, or fill out the form below to get involved now!
Spring 2022 Project
EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH
EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH
LTU's AIAS Freedom by Design™ will be working with local high schools to inform and familiarize juniors and seniors with design degrees and what they entail!
Reach out for more information, or fill out the form below to get involved now!
Reach out for more information, or fill out the form below to get involved now!
If you have any questions, email our FBD director at eforta@ltu.edu.
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Past Projects
St. Clair Shores Ramp Project
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The Motown Movement
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Outdoor Classroom at Sampson-Webber
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