
Little Architects: 3D Structure Laboratory
In this family-friendly workshop, parents and children will explore geometric structures inspired by Buckminster Fuller’s legendary 'Dymaxion' design using simple materials like bamboo skewers and rubber bands. Designed for children aged 6–12, this session merges art, math, and physics, allowing participants to create stylish 3D tabletop pieces together.
- When
19 Jul 2026 14:00 - 16:00
- Location
CHAT (Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile)
New Territories Tsuen Wan Tsuen Wan
The Mills, 45 Pak Tin Par Street, Tsuen Wan
- Tickets & pricing
Deposit
HKD 50
Overview
Unleash your inner architect and designer! In this workshop, we will draw inspiration from R. Buckminster Fuller's legendary 'Dymaxion' design. Participants will transform ordinary kitchen skewers and rubber bands into stunning 3D geometric structures. This session is a perfect opportunity to explore the principles of design in a hands-on, engaging environment.
Workshop Highlights
Parents and children will work together to explore the magical strength of triangles, learning how to build stable, extensible geometric forms from scratch. This workshop perfectly blends art, mathematics, and physics, guiding participants to discover the joy of collaborative creation. You can bring your completed bamboo structure home to serve as a stylish tabletop decoration or home accessory. It is a fantastic way to develop spatial awareness and structural thinking.
Who Should Attend
- Target Audience: Designed for curious children aged 6–12. No prior experience is required.
- Companion Requirement: Each child must be accompanied by an adult (the pair counts as one participant).
- Materials: All tools and materials are provided.
- Language: Conducted in English with simple Cantonese interpretation provided.
Ticketing
- Deposit: A deposit of HKD 50 is required per parent-child pair. The deposit will be fully refunded after you attend the event.
- Availability: Places are limited; advance registration is highly recommended.
Venue
The event takes place at CHAT (Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile) at The Mills in Tsuen Wan. This vibrant creative space, dedicated to textile culture and contemporary art, provides the perfect backdrop for learning and structural exploration.











