Craftworkers are selected to attend based on recommendations made by BAC Local Union leadership.
Masonry Camp is a nationally recognized design-build training program for architects and craftworkers.
Camp showcases the magic that happens when designers and builders work collaboratively to solve challenges facing our built environment.
The next Masonry Camp takes place March 19-25, 2023.
If you run into a Masonry Camp alumni, you’re bound to hear them reminisce about how fun and formative the experience was. It’s not often you get to spend a week learning from peers and professionals across disciplines with a deep passion for masonry design and construction.
IMI provides a full program scholarship to all Camp attendees, covering the cost of travel, lodging, food, and educational resources.
Masonry Camp attendees have the opportunity to:
Masonry Camp is open to the following candidates:
All participants must be 21 years or older.
The application process for the program is selective, with slots limited to a total of 21 architects and 21 craftworkers.
“It’s incredible working side-by-side with craftworkers. It’s really inspiring watching them. And then we get the opportunity to show them what we do and trade roles, step out of our comfort zone. It’s all part of the greater whole.”
-2016 Masonry Camp Architectural Attendee
Applications for Masonry Camp are currently closed.
Craftworkers are selected to attend based on recommendations made by BAC Local Union leadership.
Applicants must submit a:
Questions about the program should be directed to Roy Ingraffia, National Director for Industry Development, at ringraffia@imiweb.org.
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