ArchiChild
An English architecture class where you learn architecture and design through play
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Address
2nd Floor, 55 Bangbae-ro 32-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul
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Reservation
Reservation required - Online reservation
Open/Closes
Mon 10:00 ~ 19:00 Tue 10:00 ~ 19:00 Wed 10:00 ~ 19:00 Thu 10:00 ~ 19:00 Fri 10:00 ~ 19:00 Sat 10:00 ~ 19:00 Sun Regularly Closed
Prices & Programs of ArchiChild
- [Fee]
- Children's Architecture Class, ages 5-7: 80,000 won per session
- Children's Architecture Class, elementary students: 90,000 won per session
- For detailed menu and fees, please refer to the attached image.
Parenting Tips for ArchiChild
- Kids Architecture Workshop Classes from New York.
- Kids can develop creativity and thinking skills through architectural play activities.
- Conducted as one-on-one or small elite classes for individual care.
- The Children's Architecture Class is divided into 5-7 years old and elementary class.
- The 5-7 years old class is held for 90 minutes, and the elementary student class lasts 2 hours.
- There is a waiting space to arrive early and have adaptation time.
- With multiple tables in the large space, classes are held by age.
- There are also field classes where you go outdoors to experience architecture.
- Regular programs are held weekly.
- After class, photos of the child are sent via KakaoTalk.
- Since there is no parking, please use a nearby public parking lot or paid parking.
AkiChild
AkiChild is an English architecture class space where kids can learn about architecture and design through play. Beyond simple craft activities, your child can build creativity and thinking skills, and with one-on-one or small-group classes, you can expect individualized care that feels especially reassuring for parents.
Class features
- Classes are divided into a 5 to 7 age group and an elementary school group, so activities are tailored to each age range.
- The 5 to 7 age group has 90-minute classes, and the elementary school group has 2-hour classes.
- There is a large space with several tables where classes are held by age group, and there are also outdoor field classes to experience architecture.
Good to know before your visit
- This is a reservation-only space.
- After class, you can receive photos of your child through KakaoTalk.
- There is a waiting area, so arriving a little early can help your child settle in.
Kid-friendly convenience info
- Reservations are available.
- There are no baby chairs, nursing rooms, or diaper changing stations.
- Stroller rental and parking are not provided, so if you come by car, you will need to use a nearby public parking lot or paid parking lot.
- The space is on the second floor, so if you are bringing a stroller, it is best to check the route in advance.
Fees
- Children's architecture class ages 5 to 7: 80,000 won per session
- Children's architecture class elementary school group: 90,000 won per session
FAQ about ArchiChild
What ages can attend AkiChild?
AkiChild offers classes for ages 5 to 7 and also an elementary school group. Classes are tailored by age, so your child can participate at a level that suits them.How are AkiChild classes run?
AkiChild is an English architecture class where kids learn about architecture and design through play. Classes are held one-on-one or in small groups, which is great for individualized care.How long are AkiChild classes?
AkiChild's classes for ages 5 to 7 run for 90 minutes, and the elementary school group runs for 2 hours. Class length varies by age group.Do I need to make a reservation for AkiChild?
Yes, AkiChild operates by reservation before visiting. It is best to check the schedule and book in advance before your visit.What are AkiChild's operating hours?
AkiChild is open from 10:00 to 19:00, Monday through Saturday, and is regularly closed on Sundays. Please check your reservation time before visiting as well.Can I check my child's class activities after class at AkiChild?
Yes, after class at AkiChild, photos of your child's activities are sent through KakaoTalk. It is a nice way to quickly see what they did and talk about it together.Is there a waiting area at AkiChild?
Yes, AkiChild has a waiting area. Arriving a little early can give your child time to get comfortable with the space.Is parking available at AkiChild?
No, AkiChild does not provide separate parking. When visiting, you can use a nearby public parking lot or paid parking lot.Does AkiChild have strollers or infant convenience facilities?
AkiChild does not have baby chairs, nursing rooms, diaper changing stations, or stroller rental. Since it is located on the second floor, if you plan to bring a stroller, it is best to check the route in advance.
ArchiChild Address
Address: 2nd Floor, 55 Bangbae-ro 32-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul
How to make a reservation for ArchiChild?
Reservation required - Online reservation