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We have an awesome selection of used books remaining from our book sale event!
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPDATES

Vocational Center of Morazan:
We are on the designing stage for the
We are on the designing stage for the Vocational Center of Morazan! In collaboration with a Honduras educational development organization, we are designing infrastructure where children and young adults are offered a vocational and educational curriculum.
which could include a street mural, exterior facade painting design, plantings, and other street enhancements.
At Architects Without Borders Seattle, we believe in architecture’s ability to improve the environment, to enhance quality of life, and to lift the human spirit. We do this by providing pro bono services to underserved communities and organizations everywhere.
Positive Action for Haiti
AWBS attended the open house by Positive Action for Haiti
Gabby, Buzz, and Stephen from AWBS attended an open house hosted by Positive Action for Haiti this spring. There, Djemson Jeudy shared a presentation and heartening news of the progress for the Children's Home project in Gonaives.

Rainier Beach Action Coalition
The AWBS team is studying site and exterior design improvements for the
Molly Evans is studying site and exterior design improvements for the Rainier Beach Action Coalition's Food Innovation Center, which is under construction. The work could include street murals, exterior facade graphics, and other street enhancements near the light rail station in Rainier Beach.


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PROJECT HIGHLIGHT: Story Boards

Through an installation featuring oral histories, music, and art, StoryBoards shares the personal stories of residents of Seattle’s Central District.
AWBS' design for StoryBoards was presented at the Seattle Design Festival in August 2023 and will be installed at the Walk the Block arts festival in September 2023.
It includes perspectives on gentrification, as well as stories of innovation, tenacity, solidarity, celebration, art, and beauty.
StoryBoards was created in collaboration with Wa Na Wari and the Shelf Life Community Story Project, as well as artists Yirim Seck and Perri Rhoden.



