Innohub is more than just a learning space—it’s a dynamic environment where kids explore, create, and collaborate. Our hub provides the tools, guidance, and creative atmosphere needed for children to develop their ideas and bring them to life.
At Innohub, we offer a variety of hands-on learning experiences designed to ignite curiosity and foster creative problem-solving. Our programs are structured into three key formats: Innoclasses, Innoshops, and Innocamps, each catering to different learning needs and schedules.
Let’s build UP! Students explore skyscrapers, observation towers, and vertical cities. Why do tall buildings need strong cores? How do they stay balanced? Kids will design and test their own towers, experimenting with structure, height, and stability. They’ll learn how elevators, stairs, and supports make tall…
Our Weekend Architecture & Interior Design Program introduces students to the fundamentals of designing buildings and interior spaces through fun, hands-on projects. Students learn architectural drawing, floor plans, sections, elevations, perspective sketching, and the principles of interior design, including space planning, color, materials, and furniture…
Students explore architecture and interior design entirely in French through hands-on projects, drawing, and model-making. They learn about space, color, materials, lighting, furniture, and architectural planning while developing their own design ideas.Led by a French-speaking instructor in a French-language environment, the program helps students build French vocabulary, communication skills, and…
Discover the fundamentals of interior design in this engaging course designed for adults of all experience levels. Learn the complete design process—from understanding space planning, color, materials, lighting, and furniture selection to developing cohesive, functional, and beautiful interiors.Through practical projects and expert guidance, you’ll gain…
This course introduces adults to the essential principles of drawing and painting through observation, practice, and visual analysis. Participants will develop skills in line quality, proportion, perspective, geometric forms, composition, light and shadow, and value. Through guided exercises and personalized instruction, they will build confidence in…
This course introduces students to the essential principles of drawing through observation, practice, and visual analysis. Students learn line quality, proportion, perspective, light and shadow, and spatial relationships. Through guided exercises and personalized instruction, they develop confidence in seeing and translating the world around them into accurate and expressive…
Project-Based LEGO Education: Build, Discover & Grow — A hands-on, small-group program where children build, experiment, solve challenges, and discover their own solutions through LEGO Education, science, storytelling, and coaching. Following a Goal → Challenge → Build → Test → Discover → Reflect process, children…
In Imagineering, kids become designers, inventors, and experience-makers as they dream up their own extraordinary world of entertainment. From thrilling roller coasters and gravity-defying rides to immersive themed environments, playful landscapes, and unexpected attractions, students explore how storytelling, movement, structure, engineering, and spatial design come…
In Alpine Architects, children will step into the role of young architects and design their own contemporary chalet inspired by Whistler’s mountain landscape. They’ll explore how architecture responds to snow, climate, views, materials, and the experience of living in a mountain environment. Through sketching, spatial…
Winter wonderland: Santa’s workshop, tiny winter houses, snowy streets, magical gathering spaces, and a whole city waiting to be designed! In North Pole Architects, children will become young designers and imagine their own version of Santa’s city from the ground up. They’ll explore how buildings,…
Light, shadow, glowing patterns, and winter nights become the building materials in this creative architectural challenge! In the Winter Light Pavilion, children will explore how architects use light, transparency, structure, and form to transform the experience of a space. Inspired by winter landscapes and the…
Branches become foundations, bridges connect spaces, and the forest becomes the site for a new architectural adventure! In Up in the Trees, children will design their own imaginative treehouse while exploring how architecture can grow within and respond to nature. They’ll think about structure, access,…
What happens when there is no land? In Life on Water, children will take on an exciting design challenge: imagining how we could live, build, and create communities on water. Students will explore floating structures, balance, buoyancy, materials, and innovative ways architecture can respond to…
