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[S1] Thesis Project Proposal

My creative take of Snakes & Ladders entails the player's goal of completing the game while going through all the boxes filled with my thesis—Who, Why, What, & How.

This has been especially helpful in delivering a quick and clear information during the Developer Pitch Day with LandSec U+I personnel. Since this widely-recognised game was created with moral principles in mind, I plan to briefly cover all of the 'Who, Why, What, & How' of my proposed thesis, with not only the pitch panels, but also my Flux peers.

No losses or wins, just have fun and play!

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[S1] Theory ii

Through the Lens of Kevin Lynch

// mapping mental imagery as a possible connection between psychology and the physical environments

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[S1] Theory ii

Through the Lens of Kevin Lynch

// mapping mental imagery as a possible connection between psychology and the physical environments

#MArch2
#FluxAtelier
#FinalYearThesisProject

[S1] Timeline of Play History in Manchester

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Flux: Lab 2 [Fields of Play]

How might fields of play support the development of inclusive, healthy places in diverse urban societies?

// as my field of play centers around the game of hopscotch, these series of illustrations aims to answer the brief in a hypothetical manner: to investigate the field of play as a potential instrument for producing a more effectively conceived urban design.

The entire exchanges was then meticulously gathered in a series of sketches and film timelapse, similar to the approach adopted by Sarah Wigglesworth & Eadweard Muybridge.

Link to the film: https://youtu.be/ZAZrt7S2JXc

#MArch2
#FluxAtelier
#FinalYearThesisProject
@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 2 [Fields of Play]

How might fields of play support the development of inclusive, healthy places in diverse urban societies?

// as my field of play centers around the game of hopscotch, these series of illustrations aims to answer the brief in a hypothetical manner: to investigate the field of play as a potential instrument for producing a more effectively conceived urban design.

The entire exchanges was then meticulously gathered in a series of sketches and film timelapse, similar to the approach adopted by Sarah Wigglesworth & Eadweard Muybridge.

Link to the film: https://youtu.be/ZAZrt7S2JXc

#MArch2
#FluxAtelier
#FinalYearThesisProject
@flux_atelier_msa

Site Analysis: Dis/connections

[S1] Matter of Care:

From Placemaking to Playmaking: Play as a Methodology for Redefining Public Spaces and Improving Connection to the City

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#FinalYearThesisProject
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Site Analysis: Dis/connections

[S1] Matter of Care:

From Placemaking to Playmaking: Play as a Methodology for Redefining Public Spaces and Improving Connection to the City

#MArch2
#FinalYearThesisProject
@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 3 [Choreographic Object]

my paper boat vs. dis/connections.

// documenting various forms of dis/connections I discovered on my walk from Mayfield Park to Port St. and back to Mayfield Park again.

@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 3 [Choreographic Object]

my paper boat vs. dis/connections.

// documenting various forms of dis/connections I discovered on my walk from Mayfield Park to Port St. and back to Mayfield Park again.

@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 3 [Choreographic Object]

my paper boat vs. dis/connections.

// documenting various forms of dis/connections I discovered on my walk from Mayfield Park to Port St. and back to Mayfield Park again.

@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 3 [Choreographic Object]

my paper boat vs. dis/connections.

// documenting various forms of dis/connections I discovered on my walk from Mayfield Park to Port St. and back to Mayfield Park again.

@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 3 [Choreographic Object]

my paper boat vs. dis/connections.

// documenting various forms of dis/connections I discovered on my walk from Mayfield Park to Port St. and back to Mayfield Park again.

@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 3 [Choreographic Object]

my paper boat vs. dis/connections.

// documenting various forms of dis/connections I discovered on my walk from Mayfield Park to Port St. and back to Mayfield Park again.

@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 3 [Choreographic Object]

my paper boat vs. dis/connections.

// documenting various forms of dis/connections I discovered on my walk from Mayfield Park to Port St. and back to Mayfield Park again.

@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 3 [Choreographic Object]

my paper boat vs. dis/connections.

// documenting various forms of dis/connections I discovered on my walk from Mayfield Park to Port St. and back to Mayfield Park again.

@flux_atelier_msa

Flux: Lab 3 [Choreographic Object]

my paper boat vs. dis/connections.

// documenting various forms of dis/connections I discovered on my walk from Mayfield Park to Port St. and back to Mayfield Park again.

@flux_atelier_msa

[Dissertation] : 3/3

Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing
Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture

Architecture has travelled a long way in terms of gender parity among its students, but statistics reveal that women continue to cluster in the junior echelons of the profession (Matthewson, 2017), with more women architects quitting than men. Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture chronicles the turmoil and triumph that women architects have faced in the profession. All architects, to some degree, struggle to make it in a field where training is extensive, licensing is tough, hours are draining, and the pay is pitifully little. Despite all that, plenty of women and minority architects are confronted with discrimination, bullying, marginalisation, and violation in their workplaces. Still, for many of them, the thrill of pursuing their passion and the satisfaction of seeing their labour bear fruit outweigh the sufferings.

*No portion of this work should be reproduced, duplicated, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.

#feminism
#feminisminarchitecture
#manchesterschoolofarchitecture
#mastersinarchitecture
#mstudiomy

[Dissertation] : 3/3

Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing
Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture

Architecture has travelled a long way in terms of gender parity among its students, but statistics reveal that women continue to cluster in the junior echelons of the profession (Matthewson, 2017), with more women architects quitting than men. Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture chronicles the turmoil and triumph that women architects have faced in the profession. All architects, to some degree, struggle to make it in a field where training is extensive, licensing is tough, hours are draining, and the pay is pitifully little. Despite all that, plenty of women and minority architects are confronted with discrimination, bullying, marginalisation, and violation in their workplaces. Still, for many of them, the thrill of pursuing their passion and the satisfaction of seeing their labour bear fruit outweigh the sufferings.

*No portion of this work should be reproduced, duplicated, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.

#feminism
#feminisminarchitecture
#manchesterschoolofarchitecture
#mastersinarchitecture
#mstudiomy

[Dissertation] : 3/3

Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing
Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture

Architecture has travelled a long way in terms of gender parity among its students, but statistics reveal that women continue to cluster in the junior echelons of the profession (Matthewson, 2017), with more women architects quitting than men. Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture chronicles the turmoil and triumph that women architects have faced in the profession. All architects, to some degree, struggle to make it in a field where training is extensive, licensing is tough, hours are draining, and the pay is pitifully little. Despite all that, plenty of women and minority architects are confronted with discrimination, bullying, marginalisation, and violation in their workplaces. Still, for many of them, the thrill of pursuing their passion and the satisfaction of seeing their labour bear fruit outweigh the sufferings.

*No portion of this work should be reproduced, duplicated, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.

#feminism
#feminisminarchitecture
#manchesterschoolofarchitecture
#mastersinarchitecture
#mstudiomy

[Dissertation] : 2/3

Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing
Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture

Architecture has travelled a long way in terms of gender parity among its students, but statistics reveal that women continue to cluster in the junior echelons of the profession (Matthewson, 2017), with more women architects quitting than men. Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture chronicles the turmoil and triumph that women architects have faced in the profession. All architects, to some degree, struggle to make it in a field where training is extensive, licensing is tough, hours are draining, and the pay is pitifully little. Despite all that, plenty of women and minority architects are confronted with discrimination, bullying, marginalisation, and violation in their workplaces. Still, for many of them, the thrill of pursuing their passion and the satisfaction of seeing their labour bear fruit outweigh the sufferings.

*No portion of this work should be reproduced, duplicated, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.

#feminism
#feminisminarchitecture
#manchesterschoolofarchitecture
#mastersinarchitecture
#mstudiomy

[Dissertation] : 2/3

Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing
Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture

Architecture has travelled a long way in terms of gender parity among its students, but statistics reveal that women continue to cluster in the junior echelons of the profession (Matthewson, 2017), with more women architects quitting than men. Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture chronicles the turmoil and triumph that women architects have faced in the profession. All architects, to some degree, struggle to make it in a field where training is extensive, licensing is tough, hours are draining, and the pay is pitifully little. Despite all that, plenty of women and minority architects are confronted with discrimination, bullying, marginalisation, and violation in their workplaces. Still, for many of them, the thrill of pursuing their passion and the satisfaction of seeing their labour bear fruit outweigh the sufferings.

*No portion of this work should be reproduced, duplicated, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.

#feminism
#feminisminarchitecture
#manchesterschoolofarchitecture
#mastersinarchitecture
#mstudiomy

[Dissertation] : 2/3

Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing
Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture

Architecture has travelled a long way in terms of gender parity among its students, but statistics reveal that women continue to cluster in the junior echelons of the profession (Matthewson, 2017), with more women architects quitting than men. Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture chronicles the turmoil and triumph that women architects have faced in the profession. All architects, to some degree, struggle to make it in a field where training is extensive, licensing is tough, hours are draining, and the pay is pitifully little. Despite all that, plenty of women and minority architects are confronted with discrimination, bullying, marginalisation, and violation in their workplaces. Still, for many of them, the thrill of pursuing their passion and the satisfaction of seeing their labour bear fruit outweigh the sufferings.

*No portion of this work should be reproduced, duplicated, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.

#feminism
#feminisminarchitecture
#manchesterschoolofarchitecture
#mastersinarchitecture
#mstudiomy

[Dissertation] : 2/3

Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing
Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture

Architecture has travelled a long way in terms of gender parity among its students, but statistics reveal that women continue to cluster in the junior echelons of the profession (Matthewson, 2017), with more women architects quitting than men. Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture chronicles the turmoil and triumph that women architects have faced in the profession. All architects, to some degree, struggle to make it in a field where training is extensive, licensing is tough, hours are draining, and the pay is pitifully little. Despite all that, plenty of women and minority architects are confronted with discrimination, bullying, marginalisation, and violation in their workplaces. Still, for many of them, the thrill of pursuing their passion and the satisfaction of seeing their labour bear fruit outweigh the sufferings.

*No portion of this work should be reproduced, duplicated, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.

#feminism
#feminisminarchitecture
#manchesterschoolofarchitecture
#mastersinarchitecture
#mstudiomy

[Dissertation] : 1/3

Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing
Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture

Architecture has travelled a long way in terms of gender parity among its students, but statistics reveal that women continue to cluster in the junior echelons of the profession (Matthewson, 2017), with more women architects quitting than men. Against All Odds: Towards A Level Playing Field for Women in Malaysian Architecture chronicles the turmoil and triumph that women architects have faced in the profession. All architects, to some degree, struggle to make it in a field where training is extensive, licensing is tough, hours are draining, and the pay is pitifully little. Despite all that, plenty of women and minority architects are confronted with discrimination, bullying, marginalisation, and violation in their workplaces. Still, for many of them, the thrill of pursuing their passion and the satisfaction of seeing their labour bear fruit outweigh the sufferings.

*No portion of this work should be reproduced, duplicated, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.

#feminism
#feminisminarchitecture
#manchesterschoolofarchitecture
#mastersinarchitecture
#mstudiomy