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Coalition of Community College Architecture Programs:

Dedicated to providing an alternate route to the architectural profession


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Coalition of Community College Architecture Programs [CCCAP]

Welcome

The Coalition is a non-profit 501.3(c) organization dedicated to providing an alternate route to the architectural profession. We represent over 165 community colleges which offer Associate Degrees in Architecture. We are totally volunteer-based. We work together because we care about our fellow programs, students, and graduates. We strive to support our fellow faculty members and administrators as well as affiliate architecturally-related organizations.

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Tell me more about the SDC 2025 Program!

The Coalition of Community College Architecture Programs announces the 2025 Student Design Competition for the design of the Wellness Activity Center, a community center geared at providing health and wellness information for the community. This program is responding to issues currently facing many rural areas of inequities in access to health information resources, including Primary care physicians, dentists, specialist and health literacy.

 

The need exists to provide rural and underserved communities with access to health care, health literacy and fitness. Many Rural Communities suffer access to adequate health care and knowledge about health choices. The project proposes to intervene in this one site with a multi-use facility that can begin to offer residents access to health information and knowledge as well as provide a space dedicated to understanding and promoting health.


You can access the full program, AutoCAD files and competition by clicking on the link below.

 

CCCAP Student Design Competition 2025


VIEW ALL PRIOR PROGRAMS + WINNING DESIGNS

SDC 2024 "Refuge + Immigrant Center " Winners!

SDC 2023 "Center for Conversation + Civil Discourse"  Winners!

BIG NEWS:

ACSA Convening 2023 with CCCAP -- It works!

 Seventy representatives from over 20 ACSA schools and 15 community college architecture programs [CCAPs] shared experiences and policies at this first ever session sponsored by the ACSA.


Faculty from both levels of architectural education spoke,

  • How to share learning objectives
  • How to create transfer student support in studio
  • How to establish "student centered teaching"
  • How to make the case at ACSA schools to "open up!'
  • How to collect data about transfer students' success
  • How to clear the hurtles


BiG ThAnKs to the ACSA Education Committee, Jefferson University College of Architecture, and all the attendees!


It was a great start.  Let's keep going!

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