Discover how past and present Black architects respond to the ever-changing needs of humanity through architectural creativity.
From ancient temples to soaring, modern skyscrapers, Black architects have had a strong presence throughout history. In this new exhibition, Black Creativity: Architecture recognizes and celebrates this tradition of greatness that continues to grow.
Dive into an array of real architectural materials and drawings to learn what it's like to be an architect creating the building of your dreams. Follow the timeline of important buildings and see models of famous buildings and artifacts. Learn how past and present influential architects including the imaginative Roberta Washington, Philip G. Freelon and Georgia Louise H. Brown provided communities shelter and lifted others up emotionally.
Black Creativity: Architecture is included in Museum Entry.
The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry’s annual Black Creativity program invites students, teachers, families and the public to explore the legacy of rich contributions and achievements made by African Americans while encouraging deeper interest in science and technology among youth.
