Architecture for Humanity Sioux Falls, SD is a local chapter of multi-disciplinary volunteers committed to making a positive impact on our community with innovative and sustainable design, education, and public service.

Cameron visits Sioux Falls

Cameron Sinclair, co-founder and ‘eternal optimist’ at Architecture for Humanity, headlined a slate of five keynote speakers at Plain Green 10, April 28-29, 2010.

Volunteers built Tool Lending Library

Plain Green 10 opened with an exciting event, a community service project, which integrated hands-on learning, sustainable building concepts, and community stewardship.

The Sioux Falls Chapter of Architecture for Humanity and Sioux Falls Seminary partnered to organize the construction of a Tool Lending Library before the Plain Green 10 Conference this past April.  Sioux Falls Seminary’s Summit House, located near downtown Sioux Falls in the Pettigrew Height’s Neighborhood houses the new community tool library, a gateway project that may lead to creative thinking about development in the neighborhood.  Sioux Falls Seminary students serving at Summit House will open the libary to the Pettigrew Heights Neighborhood for simple home maintenance and repair.