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suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Gary CHUNG: This thesis embarks on designing speculative follies based on intertwining an accumulation of both the components and counterparts of a (themed) device with architectural elements from various eras in order to question its role on the means of cultural production. These didactic objects may register or locate certain details to explore its vividness in respect to awareness. By purposing the purposeless, a range of communicative potentials and a sense of working on other ideas is foregrounded.
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James GREGAN: The project pictured is for the Oxford Botanical Gardens. Its mission statement is ‘To promote the furtherance of learning and to glorify nature. The garden aims to educate about the importance of plants, the conservation of plants and to support teaching and research of plants anywhere.
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Caleb EHLY: The profile exists in unison with that of the object, it defines articulation of control and existence. By enacting an investigation of extraction and mining of architectural tropes, the discovery of profiles synonymous with context and site.
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Luis Fernando MUNOZ, Stephanie MADDAMMA, Sephorah BELIZOR, and Brazos PINTO: This project is an exploration of graphics and their interpretations and possibilities.
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Alexander BAHR: With the rise of fake news, alternative facts and confirmation bias, being a daily peril of contemporary life, this project explored and researched if there existed a danger between fact and belief within architecture, and if so how can it be either exploited or embraced.
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James JIANG: This project focuses on the reconstruction and re-connection between the building, the State of Illinois Building, also known as the James R. Thompson Center, to the city Chicago…
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suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Vanessa FLEBBE: This thesis project seeks to transform how architecture participates in this mediation through the design of artificial environments. The combination of mirrors and imagery will assist in this mediation by placing the subject in an immersive environment.
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suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Dima SROUJI: The glass blowing industry in Palestine is one of the most beautiful and technically advanced local traditions. The tradition has managed to survive for the last seven centuries; however, due to the fragility of the political context and the fragility of the material itself, the exportation of the products has decreased dramatically in recent years.
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suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
Elham GOODARZI and Elise HOFF: The first portion of the program is an Incinerator which is located near the city of Zabaleen. People of the Zabaleen are mostly trash collectors. the program was designed in a way to increase the life quality in that region with the help of the second program. Second program of the project is Bazaar which is underneath the Incinerator. Bazaar is designed for the local people and also was focused on different ways of recycling materials.
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