MSA Live 21

Group 19 / HOUSE OF NEGOTIATION

Elliott T

Tune in for an all-new creative workshop with certified Rhino Guru Payam Malakouti.

Archiving Albert features an extensive design proposal to be constructed within the Albert Square - Why not gain an insight to the technical side of the creative process?

Posted 19 May 2021 19:26

Weining L

COMPILING GROUP WORKS

According to yesterday's feedbacks, all the teams finalised and compiled their house proposal. Apart from drawings and visuals, they created interesting character profiles explaining who the specific users are and how they use the house.

Looking forward to seeing BA students' final sheets for tomorrow's presentation!

Posted 19 May 2021 18:42

Group 14 / RE-SHAPING MARPLE

Farah Nadhiera Binti MF

THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENE BY SYAHIRAH HANIS (M.ARCH STUDENT)

This page looks into highlighting prominent people behind the realization of Manchester Town Hall, Albert Square as well as the heritage dotted around the area. While it is important to remember and give credits to the pioneers in the 19th century, it is also essential to showcase people who work hard behind the scene today in the 21st century through the Our Town Hall project, which one day will go down in history as well. As it is a project with the local community at its heart, the Mancunians are especially important as we invite them to share their stories with us at our proposed visitor experience centre in Albert Square.

Posted 19 May 2021 18:41

Group 16 / WOAH + GMHAN

Shrida V

Today, the research team members were presented with a design challenge where each student had to come up with a layout for WOAH's mobile website that is designed and optimized for hand-held devices, such as smartphones and tablets. The students came up with impressive layouts for the mobile site, which is a great way to understand the design's key functionality before its implementation on the website. This design exercise enabled the students to share ideas and to receive critique to help refine their designs and learn from their peers.

Posted 19 May 2021 18:39

Juliet Sara T

Day 8 – Presentation from David Rudlin

David Rudlin gave an introductory presentation on urban design principles. This was important for helping towards the development of our master plan within Marple. In his talk, he highlighted the difference between architectural and urban design, suggesting that unlike buildings urban spaces are designed from outside to inside. While architecture considers the practical dimensions of humans to ensure ergonomic spaces, urban design focusses more on people as a collective and the activities they do as a community.

David mentioned some key readings including The Image of the City by Kevin Lynch, The Concise Townscape by Gordon Cullen and The Death and Life of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs. He then divided the urban landscape into three key areas: spaces (areas between buildings), places (identity of an area) and life (human activities within that area). After exploring some key urban case studies from all over the world, David laid out the 9 key points from the National Model Design Code. Overall, this provided a practical framework which we could apply to our site. Notably, this included exploring the hierarchy of spaces and streets around the park, reducing the focus on parking and ensuring an appropriate level of urban density within the park.

Posted 19 May 2021 18:33

Group 28 / RE-USE

Enis Tan U

Craig Dick, the Environmental Sustainability Manager from the Manchester Town Hall project explained the process of sustainability case study of the project in relation with Circular Economy. The circular economy is based on three principles: Design out waste and pollution, keep products and materials in use, regenerate natural systems. With these principles Craig and his team worked on the reclamation of different materials in the construction site.

Posted 19 May 2021 17:52

Group 15 / PLAY BY THE BEECH

Farah Nadhiera Binti MF

THE WIDER MANCHESTER BY ELLIOTT TAYLOR (M.ARCH STUDENT)

Elliott's page focuses on the wider context of Manchester, whereby the shift in focus to the rich cultural and historical diversity of it's people can be reflected within the proposed design installation to be constructed on Albert Square - a new space intended to associate specifically with Mancunians in a contemporary setting, and provide an alternate social approach to the area that promotes inclusiveness for local communities, as opposed to the more pristine, and rather elitist surrounding monuments.

Posted 19 May 2021 17:51

Group 17 / KEEN FINGERS

Grace C

Day 8: Finalising Drawings.

Today we have been finalising our drawings ready to collate into the booklet tomorrow. We have been working with the students on styles and presentation skills using a variety of watercolours, hand drawing, photoshop and illustrator. We provided a workshop on illustrator for the students to gain some tips and tricks for creating some quick and effective renders.

We are all really excited to see everyones finished drawings collated in the final presentation tomorrow!

Posted 19 May 2021 17:51

Premdyl Singh S

Day 8

What has the 'modularity' group doing today?

"After a few days of strategic and planning design, we were able to build a 3D model on SketchUp, which, although it will consume a lot of time, will help us to quickly recognise and understand what our design will look like in reality, while being able to contribute significantly to later section drawings, floor plans and renderings. We are also continuing our research into materials and lighting."

Posted 19 May 2021 16:46

Group 12 / SMART COMMUNITY

Jobey K

Todays task was to continue developing both group's designs to the point of achieving a core selection of visualisations. The day began with the fifth years giving advice as to how concepts can be showcased beyond just using rendering software. The goal was to understand how other mediums of producing work can be utilised to achieve stylistic, impactful results. The day's task encouraged both an understanding in the value of establishing an individual style of work as well as pushing beyond our comfort zones.

Posted 19 May 2021 16:17

Group 36 / COLOUR THE CITY

Nurhassanah Binti K

WEEK 2
Colour the City #DAY8 schedule

10.00 a.m.: Morning catch up and briefing
10.15 a.m.: Colouring booklet development and marketing
12.45 p.m.: Run-through #DAY9 schedule
1.00 p.m: End of #DAY8

Posted 19 May 2021 15:13

Group 25 / IN THE OCEANS OF DIVERSITY

Giorgos P

Initial Visuals

Those are the first visuals of our design that were presented today to our collaborators, during our feedback session. The current design received very good feedback from them and we are all looking forward to our final design presentation on Friday.

Posted 19 May 2021 15:10

Group 36 / COLOUR THE CITY

Nurhassanah Binti K

HIGHLIGHTS OF #DAY7

Group 1 and Group 2 made impressive progress so far and we can't wait to see the compilation of the great drawings in the colouring booklet!

Few more days to go!

Posted 19 May 2021 15:07

Group 37 / PAY INN DISPLAY

Jake Edward Jack T

We kicked off today with a talk from our external guest speaker, Evelyna Hadass. Evelyna studied an Architecture BA but has worked in both architecture and graphic design. The talk and Q&A gave great examples of how work can be presented, in preparation for our presentations to Grizedale Arts on Friday.

After the presentation, our two groups continued working on their proposals. Both of our teams have started to collate ideas and design through sketching and model making, whilst taking into consideration the local area and the needs of the Farmer’s Arms.

Posted 19 May 2021 15:04

Group 25 / IN THE OCEANS OF DIVERSITY

Group 3 was able to use physical models to further their design. They want to be able to open up the pod to transform to an exhibition space during the day while it remains a karaoke pod at night. They were able to successfully decide on their structural design and materiality of the pod. – Work by Kerryn Arianne Karishma Peters, James Baker, Rana Pauliana Budianta

Posted 19 May 2021 15:02

Group 34 / LIVE WIRES

Soniamaria L

Our design process comprised profound site analysis, sketching and modelling the first week, where the whole design team contributed. This week, we have begun refining and rendering our final design ideas after testing them on-site and discussing them with our external partners, who have approved them.

Posted 19 May 2021 14:57

Giorgos P

Feedback Session with our Collaborators

Today we had an interesting discussion with our collaborators. We presented to them our initial ideas and gave them the chance to comment on them and tell us if they wanted to add something and hear their feedback about what we have produced so far. We all felt extremely connected with the design and we really look forward to make the alteration they suggested!

Posted 19 May 2021 14:52

Different iterations on how to integrate pieces of a skatepark into a pod and vice versa, were the main focus of their design evolution. They were also able to look further into their structural design and finalise the materiality of their intervention. - Work by Virginia Italia, Regina Anna Jedrzejek, Fanta Dembele

Posted 19 May 2021 14:49

Working further on the materiality and the structure of the pod, Group 1 has advanced to exploring options and try different iterations through physical modelling. They have focussed on the usage of sustainable ropes and timber frame structures and how to successfully fusion these. - Anita Luburic, Ke Han Oh, Oliver Chard

Posted 19 May 2021 14:44

Group 11 / BLUE LINE

Holly S

Yesterday the Blue Line team began to develop their site strategies incorporating elements of analyzed precedents and the frameworks from week 1. Each group has produced a programmatic diagram from which we are starting to develop our site plans.

Posted 19 May 2021 14:29

Group 27 / CONNECTED COMMUNITY

Great kick start of the day with the team, really impeccable work was shown and further design ideas have been discussed as groups and individually, to go over any missing details of each project. The overall input from the groups and the team have exceeded expectations and the level of thought and architectural interventions were thoroughly communicated through a series of sketches, 3D drawings and conceptual models. In general, the work was compelling and brilliantly developed.

On to the last few more days !!!

Posted 19 May 2021 14:24

Group 08 / MAKE BUILD

Elisabeth Adele F

DAY 8

We have all been learning new skills during MSA Live. For example, Wan, from BA1, has been learning how to make videos look like cartoons in adobe after effects. The video she has produced so far looks amazing and we can't wait to see the final outcome!

Posted 19 May 2021 14:23

Group 08 / MAKE BUILD

Elisabeth Adele F

DAY 8

Alongside the architecture workshop videos, we are also creating a series of personal journeys into architecture videos. One of the MArch students (Cameron) has set up a small booth to film his personal story.

Posted 19 May 2021 14:10

Group 18 / ARCHIKIDS

Millie Jessica Tracy E

Design Tutorial: Sensory Pod!

Take a look at a snap shot from our tutorial with the team who is working on the Sensory pod!

Each team has been placed into different breakout rooms (online) to work in. The Master students have been popping in and out of these rooms, providing support and any help required.

Tune in tomorrow to see our final outcomes!

Posted 19 May 2021 14:03

Group 18 / ARCHIKIDS

Millie Jessica Tracy E

Design Tutorial: Canvas Pod!

Take a look at a snap shot from our tutorial with the team who is working on the Canvas Pod!

Each team has been placed into different breakout rooms (online) to work in. The Master students have been popping in and out of these rooms, providing support and any help required.

Tune in tomorrow to see our final outcomes!

Posted 19 May 2021 14:02

Wenze X

DAY 8

On the eighth day, all BA students almost finished their design and showed their 3D models. Now they start to make the final modifications and try to make PowerPoint for presentation to tenants. Some BA students also showed their election and rendering, which are quite interesting and impressive. We were surprised at what they had done.

Wondering what they will show tomorrow.

Posted 19 May 2021 13:58

Group 38 / MAPPING COLOUR

Advancing on the design, group 3 has advanced to the stage where they are focussing on the basic structure of their pods and additional uses that can be integrated into the pod. They are currently working out the technical design details on how to make the structure lightweight after integrating the multi uses. – Work by Kerryn Arianne Karishma Peters, James Baker, Rana Pauliana Budianta

Posted 19 May 2021 13:58

Oladipo Timothy S

DAY 8 HIGHLIGHTS!

10:00 - Intro & Briefing
10:10 - Design Development of Graphic Posters and Exhibition Booth
11:00 - Finalising Exhibition Booth Design
12:20 Model Production in B.15 Workshop
13:20 Debrief

Posted 19 May 2021 13:48

Group 05 / MODULARCH

Lok Hang Harry C

The site we selected to site our prototype on is on Wadeson Road, Manchester. Surrounding the site is a wide mixture of residential, commercial and community areas dissected by busy roads. The narrow nature of the site made it challenging to site both the apartments and housing - if you want to see how we managed keep an eye out!

Posted 19 May 2021 13:47

Group 20 / HAVE WE KILLED THE PLANET?

Jakub A

Here is the schedule for day 8!

9am - Catchup session with undergraduates and MLA students
9:15 am - Collation of visual and written work for the final presentation
10am - Presentation of our animation, poster, and tool kit to Scott McAulay, Sam Turner and Simeon Shtebunaev
11:30am - Acting upon the feedback provided by our collaborators.
13:45pm - Debrief

Posted 19 May 2021 13:38

Group 18 / ARCHIKIDS

Athena P

Design Tutorial: Model Making Pod!

Take a look at a snap shot from our tutorial with the team who is working on the Model Making pod!

Each team has been placed into different breakout rooms (online) to work in. The Master students have been popping in and out of these rooms, providing support and any help required.

Tune in tomorrow to see our final outcomes!

Posted 19 May 2021 13:23

Group 20 / HAVE WE KILLED THE PLANET?

Jakub A

This morning we proceeded to generate images for our poster and still images for the animation which we will be presented on Day 8 to Scott McAulay, Sam Turner and Simeon Shtebunaev.

Posted 19 May 2021 13:23

Group 01 / POWER TRIP

Jessica P

Today is the big virtual school trip!! We presented all our diagrams including the Coal to Kettle, with Colin Coal and Ellie Electricity guiding the kids on a journey to learn about how electricity is generated. From dinosaurs to electricity in our homes, these little 5-year-olds took quite the adventure of discovering the history of coal in the UK during their class today. Many questions were asked as they engaged and smiled during the presentation. What a successful day with the PowerTrip team!!

Student Responses to Presentation

“I wouldn’t want to be a miner because it's dangerous!”

“I couldn’t be a miner because women were not allowed to be miners! This doesn’t respect their right to work!”

“I’d like to be a miner because they get to play golf and football!”

Posted 19 May 2021 13:19

Group 39 / PAVING THE WAY

Razaw O

The schedule for Day 7 and Summary of the day is here!
10.00 - Group Catch Up
10:35 – Group Work Task
12:00 - Lunch
14:00 – Group Work Task
15:45 - Debrief

We keep going. The team’s outputs for the presentation is now almost there with the students pushing stronger than ever. Nothing beats teamwork! Let’s take some time to see how the design progress has taken shape over the past days and still is. Well done to the team, today the design work is coming more and more together.

Posted 19 May 2021 13:12

Group 03 / CIRQUE DU ARC

Madeleine A

From the design charrette, as a group we picked things from each design which worked well to use in the general concept for the final timeline, whilst carrying through our accent colour of purple. We then sent the photoshop file to each person working on the timeline so they could put their stamp on it.
The timeline has 10 images on it to compound the theme of 10 running through our project, with the 10 circus movements which is to represent the 10 years of The Circus House.

Posted 19 May 2021 13:09

Group 11 / BLUE LINE

Holly S

The group from site C have begun exploring the use of levels within the river, creating connections between the water and the roadside above. The image created also looks at creating links between the Manchester and Salford sides of the river to bring some unity to the two areas and better the connections between the two.

Posted 19 May 2021 13:01

Group 39 / PAVING THE WAY

Razaw O

Strong efforts are rewarding.
The teams have now completed five different route proposals and are now all ready and set to present the work to the collaborators and guests that are from and beyond the Chorlton community. Don’t forget to tune in tomorrow afternoon at 1pm to join us, you’ll be pleased. Shhh don’t tell anyone, there will be a quiz too before the presentation!

Posted 19 May 2021 13:00

Group 21 / INSPIRE BRADFORD

Concept Drawings!

Sharing some of our teams drawings from over the past few days because they are too nice not too!

Posted 19 May 2021 12:54

Catherine Zena P

Master-planning Representation – Creating Visuals // Following on from our summarised masterplan proposal we have been working to develop visual representations of the scheme. The work above shows the proposed interventions between the streets of Little Germany. Created by Edward (BA 01), the drawing shows the night-time view of the streets on the periphery of Little Germany and the intention to brighten and illuminate the spaces, creating an inviting space.

Posted 19 May 2021 12:45

Group 21 / INSPIRE BRADFORD

Catherine Zena P

OMI Live Talk // Inspire Bradford were joined this morning by Aaron Coey from OMI Architects. Aaron introduced the team to a selection of precedents of work completed under the theme of building reuse and retrofit. Sharing approaches and experiences, Aaron spoke of the enthusiasm we can apply to working with the constraints of existing structures. He focused on three particular precedents which he considered relevant to our project in Bradford. One of these included the Mustard Tree renovation in Manchester. Aaron spoke of the importance of a building’s significance which isn’t always related to “how it looks”. The project solved the permeability of the building, using a new entrance canopy and bright shutters to identify the entrance and tackled problems relating to circulation and surveillance. The project gave us an insight into the further work we could complete within Little Germany and the next steps on from our masterplan.

We would like to again thank Aaron for his time and advice this morning, we thoroughly enjoyed learning about the work of OMI and the conversations relating to our project!

To find out more about the work of OMI Architects, refer to their website and Instagram: @omiarchitects
https://www.omiarchitects.com

Posted 19 May 2021 12:45

Keerthana M

Locating the viewpoints to see the photographs of the old to connect it with the context and how it looks now. This might interest people in understanding the historical moments which took place in and around the Townhall. This is to create an interactive environment for the display of photographs and QR code

Posted 19 May 2021 12:41

Concept Drawings!

Sharing some of our teams drawings from over the past few days because they are too nice not too!

Posted 19 May 2021 12:39

Dr. RAY LUCAS // GUEST SPEAKER

Our guest's presentation is titled 'A Graphic Anthropology of Sanja Matsuri: axonometric drawings', an artistic demonstration of Architecture and Anthropology which emphasizes the various ways that atmospheres and events can be translated into drawing.

Posted 19 May 2021 12:37

Group 21 / INSPIRE BRADFORD

Dr. RAY LUCAS // GUEST SPEAKER

We are thrilled to announce Dr Ray Lucas, Reader in Architecture and Senior Lecturer in Architecture at Manchester School of Architecture, is joining us for a live presentation at 12:00! He is interested in the means by which architectural knowledge is produced; whilst most of this research is into architectural drawing, he is working on a chapter for Liz Hallam’s forthcoming book 3D Modelling with Scott Miller & Jim Backhouse as co-authors.

Posted 19 May 2021 12:29

Catherine Zena P

Day Eight // Wednesday’s Timetable
10:00 – 11:00 Live talk from OMI Architects.
11:15 – 13:00 Master-planning representation continuation.

Posted 19 May 2021 12:28

Group 10 / HOW WOMEN BUILD?

Concept Drawings!

Sharing some of our teams drawings from over the past few days because they are too nice not too!

Posted 19 May 2021 12:26

Joe C

Here is a selection of some of the work from Group 03.

Using case study research from the previous week, Group 03 has been creating a series of feminist posters which celebrate the lives of female graduates from the Manchester School of Architecture. The posters not only name these women, but they explain what they have built, what they went on to do, and what they do now.

We can't wait to show the final outputs in the coming days!

Posted 19 May 2021 12:20

Group 24 / INFRA GAME

Xinzi D

Week 2 - Third Day！

We are moving on to the final stage of the board game design - the team today has worked hard to get every game components design finalized. The characters have been designed in a more cartoon-styled to make the game more appealing to children. Missions have been re-designed and settled, so the team can finally go ahead with finalizing each of the mission cards and the overall baseboard design. Y5 has tested the exact size and material of the hexagonal package box. All the remaining components are ready to be printed tomorrow!

Posted 19 May 2021 12:13

Group 10 / HOW WOMEN BUILD?

DRAW YOUR WORKPLACE // 2

We are so proud to see that the techniques and tips that were presented within these workshops show through the compositions created. We are glad to already see results!

Posted 19 May 2021 12:05

Joe C

Here are some images of our feminist timeline coming together by Group 02.

The timeline records gender, architectural and landscape history, worldwide historical events, as well as the many previous adaptations of the Manchester School of Architecture, to learn and highlight the trends and common themes of female admissions in the last 100 years.

It has been interesting to discover how the later waves of feminism and the merging of The University of Manchester and Manchester Metropolitan University to create the school of architecture caused spikes in female admissions.

Posted 19 May 2021 12:00

Developing Visuals!

Throughout the week our team members have been developing visuals to showcase our proposed interventions. The visuals on this post showcase the designs of our wheelchair accessible planters and seated planters.

Posted 19 May 2021 11:59

Group 42 / CAN WE FIX IT?

DRAW YOUR WORKPLACE // 1

This great exercise aimed to push everyone to "go crazy" and do something new in their composition: perhaps a pop of colour, a collage or a different type of perspective. Trying new methods will always help you develop your style and gain experience in various types of media!

So let's keep drawing!

Posted 19 May 2021 11:58

Group 26 / OWNHAUS

Zhe Han L

DAY 8 // LOOKING BACK: WORKING TOGETHER THROUGH DRAWINGS

Another fantastic sketching session with our BA students! Following our presentation to our collaborators, we got together to further develop our ownHaus proposal based on the feedback we received. We explored ways to better respond to the shape and surroundings of our chosen site whilst preserving the modularity of our initial design. Our ownHaus team again rose to the challenge of synthesizing their ideas while working together remotely. Well done!

Posted 19 May 2021 11:48

Henrietta Ffion W

Day 08: Photoshop Session

After a brief photoshop workshop, we encouraged the BA students to take the 3D design produced in SketchUp and experiment with material choices and presentation style. This gave our BA students the opportunity to practice developing their photoshop skills and expanded their understanding of the tool options available on the software. Their outputs demonstrate their understanding of how material choices can impact the the use of a space. We aim to create site accommodation which encourages its users to respect the space provided by producing quality and cost effective solutions.

Posted 19 May 2021 11:48

Group 26 / OWNHAUS

Zhe Han L

DAY 8 // LOOKING BACK: WORKING TOGETHER THROUGH DRAWINGS

We are thrilled to see our BA students giving their creative input after exploring ownHaus' blockchain-based crowdfunding system and working through the preparatory stage of our proposal. Working with hand drawings allowed us to convey our ideas swiftly and clearly. We then established a set of design principles through discussing the strengths and similarities of their individual sketches.

Posted 19 May 2021 11:42

Group 10 / HOW WOMEN BUILD?

Joe C

The 'How Women Build' blog is nearing completion and will be LIVE tomorrow!

The How Women Build blog is a repository of research and data undertaken by both Helen Aston, Dr. Luca Csepley Knorr, and the How Women Build MSA Live team, with a primary focus on outlining the MSA's contribution to educating female designers within architecture and landscapes.

Not only will the blog provide information on the upcoming conference, but it will also celebrate the lives and works of women practitioners who build and have built, who may never have been recognised.

Posted 19 May 2021 11:42

Group 20 / HAVE WE KILLED THE PLANET?

Lumion tutorial with Millie!

This morning our team member Millie shared some useful tips and tricks on how to use the rendering software Lumion. We learnt how to import and export models, commands, and how to change materiality.

Our site model will be rendered using Lumion so we are excited to see how it will turn out!

Posted 19 May 2021 11:18

Group 13 / MSA CONNECT

Sreevardhan S

Day-6
On Monday the 17th of May, the MSA CONNECT team invited Raluca Sisu & Thomas Cooper to discuss the transfer of skills from BA to the year out and then to master. The focus of the talks is on their experience in practice and individual project/business start-ups. Students gained an insight into what they might experience in practice after they graduate from MSA as well as how to leverage their skills and interests.

Posted 19 May 2021 11:09

Group 13 / MSA CONNECT

Sreevardhan S

Day-6
On Monday the 17th of May, the MSA CONNECT team invited Alina Marinescu & Adriana Stefania Tomeci to discuss the transfer of skills from BA to the year out and then to master. The focus of the talks is on their experience in practice and individual project/business start-ups. Students gained an insight into what they might experience in practice after they graduate from MSA as well as how to leverage their skills and interests.

Posted 19 May 2021 11:08

Group 13 / MSA CONNECT

Sreevardhan S

Day-6
On Monday the 17th of May, the MSA CONNECT team invited Marcell Ovova to discuss the transfer of skills from BA to the year out and then to master. The focus of the talks is on their experience in practice and individual project/business start-ups. Students gained an insight into what they might experience in practice after they graduate from MSA as well as how to leverage their skills and interests.

Posted 19 May 2021 11:06

Jakub A

Schedule for DAY 7 !

9AM Catch up
10:45AM Continuity of the group work from day 6
2PM Progress overview with Sam Turner from Resilient Works
4:30PM Group debrief, preparations for final presentation

Posted 19 May 2021 11:05

Group 28 / RE-USE

Rebecca B

DAY 8 - SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY 19th MAY 2021

10:00 Design Presentation Planning

11:00 MArch Insights into Part 1 Year Outs

11:45 Craig Dick Presentation - Site Manager, with a background in Sustainability

Posted 19 May 2021 10:58

Group 31 / PLOT TWIST

Adam V

Visuals are starting to be produced for our presentation to Bradford Civic Council tomorrow. We're trying to really capture the essence of how it would feel to walk through our pavilions and experience the different elements & uses from different cultures.

Posted 19 May 2021 10:43

Group 19 / HOUSE OF NEGOTIATION

As we approach our final days in MSALIVE, group 2 have been quite responsive and great problem solvers to their technical design issues and developed a strong narrative. Their presentations had shown a great insight of the site, they are dealing with and demonstrated a great understanding of architectural knowledge.

Posted 19 May 2021 10:43

Weining L

HIGHLIGHT
#DAY 8 - Compilation

10:00 Compiling Group Works
12:30 Discussion and Check-ups

Posted 19 May 2021 10:40

Group 1 have continued presenting their amazing work as usual and developed a creative narrative to their proposal. They are currently moving towards their final steps of finalising the design and have had benefited immensely from the guest lectures feedback.

Posted 19 May 2021 10:40

Group 24 / INFRA GAME

Xinzi D

Handicraft Activities - [ Week 2 ] Second Day！

Team members began to produce the board game. It shows that the laser cards produce the process.

Posted 19 May 2021 10:32

Group 14 / RE-SHAPING MARPLE

It was great having Claudio and Ola for a short insight on some of their projects and architectural techniques, followed by students presentations, which had demonstrated amazing work and critical interventions to their allocated sites. Overall, the feedback was constructive and helpful to the whole team.

Posted 19 May 2021 10:30

Dilan V

We are pleased to welcome David Rudlin for a guest lecture on urban design principles. David is Principal and a director of URBED (Urbanism Environment and Design), Chair of the Academy of Urbanism and an Honorary Professor at Manchester University. URBED (Urbanism, Environment and Design) Ltd is an award-winning design and research consultancy based in Manchester who believe in building sustainable towns and cities and enabling good design. David's enthusiasm and experience in the field of urban design will provide a great insight into our project as we come to the closing stages!

Posted 19 May 2021 09:50

Group 38 / MAPPING COLOUR

Aidiel Izzuddin BAS

Say Cheese!!!

Yesterday we got some great sessions working together towards the end of MSA Live! Stay tune for our big project output!

Posted 19 May 2021 09:49