MSA Live 26

Natrada Y

Today we took a big step forward with our second client meeting, discussing about our sites and further developing our understanding of the brief. We presented what we have so far to the client and note down their likes and requests. It was very useful for us as a group to further consult the client, ensuring we start our actual designs with the right idea. They reminded us that the aim to increase social interactions in the community wasn’t shown as clearly in the poster, suggesting that we add more elements of human interaction. Other than the addition to the poster, the clients were pleased by the direction we were going and left excited for the next meeting. We then continued towards the lecture hall to listen to a valuable lecture on community and importance of inclusive designs. After our lunch break, we gathered to discuss the client meeting further with our tutor and started paving our way towards the first few designs.

Posted 8 Mar 2026 00:27

Zixin P

Week 3 - 03/03/2026

Today we presented and reviewed the site analysis we have been developing since our last meeting. We have each developed an understanding of our chosen sites in smaller groups and were enthusiastic to hear about each other’s work today.

For each site, we went through analysis of traffic routes, congestion points and important crossing areas. It was pivotal to gain an understanding of the potential weak points in the existing site before moving into the design stage of the project. This is beneficial in our process as safety and travel routes are at the forefront of this project. We also discussed what each of the schools and wider community had access to and, in contrast, what each could be wanting. These included things such as availability to green spaces, playground equipment and communal meeting spaces. Now that we have identified these elements we can confidently move forward in the design process to developing site specific interventions. Each site is unique and poses an exciting opportunity for a community space we look forward to working on.

Before the next session we have arranged for a second meeting with our collaborators to organise community engagement meetings with the schools relevant to this project. This will be an opportunity for us to refine the community opinion of the sites in person, rather than relying solely on our initial desktop studies. We look forward to expanding the depth of this project through these conversations.

Posted 7 Mar 2026 17:02

Omolade P

Hi I’m Omolade. I did my Bachelor’s in Architecture at Central Saint Martins in London and have decided to pursue my Master’s in Architecture here at MSA.

I’m excited to work on the MSA Live project as it will give me the opportunity to work with real clients more and strengthen my professional practice skills. Adaptive reuse also gives us the challenge of using what is already there, while minimising waste and prioritising use, which are important tools to develop in the current architectural climate.

Posted 7 Mar 2026 10:43

Jie Z

Hi! My name is Jie Zhou. I completed my undergraduate studies in Architecture in China and I am currently studying MA Architecture and Adaptive Reuse at MSA.

I have always been very interested in community regeneration projects because communities are important places where people connect with society. A well-designed community environment can encourage interaction, strengthen people’s sense of belonging, and provide support and resources for different groups. What particularly attracts me to this community project is its focus on young people. Providing them with a safe, open and engaging space is very important for their growth and their participation in society.

I am really looking forward to participating in this project and to working with other students to explore how spatial design can bring more positive impacts to the community and young people.

Posted 6 Mar 2026 23:54

Shaping the Project Framework & Design Direction
3 March 2026

In our third group session, we continued developing core project documents—including the Budget Proposal, Ethics Application, Project Timeline, and Risk Assessment—followed by collaborative research into relevant case studies. Through analysis and discussion, we began to shape our design approach and clarify the conceptual logic behind our proposal.
It was a focused and insightful meeting, moving us closer to a coherent and well-structured project foundation.

Posted 6 Mar 2026 22:50

Developing Our Project Framework
17 February 2026

During today’s session, we focused on advancing several key project components. BA1 students began by sketching draft poster concepts, followed by a full-group discussion to finalise the design direction. We also uploaded recent blog posts and officially launched tasks including the project timeline, ethics application, risk assessment, and budget proposal, using the provided templates as a starting point.
It was a productive and collaborative afternoon—everyone engaged actively, and we’re making clear progress toward our upcoming milestones.

Posted 6 Mar 2026 22:37

Group 24 / THE SECOND ACT

Site Visit to Albert Dock, Liverpool
8 February 2026

On a clear and bright February day, our team took the train together to Liverpool for our first site visit at Albert Dock. The journey was a great chance to bond further, and the lively atmosphere along the waterfront immediately set an inspiring tone for the day.
We walked along the docks, taking in the spatial qualities and surrounding context. The area was vibrant with activity—especially runners passing by—yet we observed that the project site itself currently lacks inviting spaces that encourage people to pause and stay. This insight has already sparked meaningful conversation about how we can reintroduce pause, engagement, and connection into the heritage setting.
We documented views, discussed impressions, and took reference photos before gathering for a group photo at the site—a tangible marker of our first collective field experience.
Back in the studio, we’ll begin translating these observations into initial design approaches.
More updates to come as our research deepens!

Posted 6 Mar 2026 18:47

Xiaokai L

Hi! I’m Xiaokai Li, an M1 student from China, where I also completed my undergraduate degree in Architecture.

I’m incredibly excited to be part of this practical course and to work alongside such a diverse group. For me, the chance to communicate directly with project leads and see my creative ideas contribute to a real-world project is a brand-new and thrilling experience. I can’t wait to learn from different cultures and help push this project toward reality!

Posted 5 Mar 2026 20:35

Group 26 / LEARNING WITH LORETO

Boting R

Boting Ren

MArch Architecture | Manchester School of Architecture

I am currently studying MArch Architecture at the Manchester School of Architecture, with a background in architectural design and construction-oriented thinking. My work focuses on translating conceptual ideas into buildable spatial strategies, with particular attention to material logic, structural clarity, and cost feasibility.

I approach design through a practical and technically informed process, prioritising constructability, resource efficiency, and climatic responsiveness. I am especially interested in projects within low-resource contexts, where architectural decisions must be grounded in available materials, labour conditions, and realistic budget frameworks. Rather than treating architecture as a purely conceptual exercise, I value disciplined design development that responds to real-world constraints.

My strengths lie in early-stage feasibility studies, construction logic, and budget-aware design coordination. I enjoy working at the intersection of design and delivery, where architectural intent is tested through technical resolution and material strategy.

Through this MSA Live project, I aim to contribute to construction-led thinking, cost and material research, and pragmatic design development, supporting the team in producing context-sensitive and achievable architectural proposals.

Posted 5 Mar 2026 14:40

Group 31 / HOLT TOWN HIVE

Project Kick-off
3 February 2026

Today marked our first official group meeting and the beginning of a collaborative and exploratory journey. We started with a selected ice-breaker activity, which helped everyone get to know each other in a relaxed and engaging way, setting a positive tone for our teamwork. Following that, we held a focused discussion to clarify our working methods, communication styles, and collaborative approaches—laying a clear foundation for how we’ll work together.

In preparation for the client meeting, we reviewed the project brief and compiled a list of questions to better understand the site and its context. Later in the evening, we met with our collaborators: representatives from the Canal & River Trust. Through an open conversation, we gained a clearer understanding of the Hartley Huts—a pair of Grade II listed structures dating back to 1832—along with the project’s vision, expectations, and the community-centred ambitions for the Albert Dock area. This dialogue helped further define the direction for our research and design.

It has been an inspiring and informative start. Everyone is enthusiastic and looking forward to the journey ahead.

We’ll keep you updated as we progress. Stay tuned!

Posted 4 Mar 2026 16:04

Ria Rajendra P

Site Visit 1 - We had a walking tour from the Etihad Stadium through Holt Town, ending at New Islington, alongside our collaborator Transport for Greater Manchester and a representative from Manchester City Council.

As we walked through Holt Town, the council representative explained the regeneration plans and their long-term vision for the area. Experiencing the site on foot gave us valuable insight into the opportunities and constraints within Holt Town, as well as a clearer understanding of what future residents may need in terms of connectivity, public space, and infrastructure.

This was a successful site visit, as it provided strong contextual grounding and clarified Holt Town’s relationship to Manchester city centre. The discussions from this meeting informed our first steps towards identifying a new location for the proposal of the Holt Town Travel Hub.

Posted 4 Mar 2026 12:17

Group 02 / SALE THROUGH TIME

Harmonie C

Yesterday the group used our timetabled meeting to get some work done and enjoy the sun! We discussed the online meeting we had with our collaborator, Steve, last week, narrowed down and distributed our roles for the festival output, and planned our trip to Sale today.

Posted 4 Mar 2026 11:38

Group 16 / ACTIVE AXIS

Lok Yiu Charlotte H

Second Meeting 17/2/2026 – From Ideas to Action

Today’s session marked a strong progression from our introductory meeting into a more structured action plan. Since last week, the poster team has produced a beautiful poster that captures the essence of Active Axis. We began by reviewing it together as a group, discussing refinements and ensuring that the key principles: accessibility, vibrancy, community, greenery etc. were communicated effectively.
We then shifted our focus towards the practical foundations of the project. We divided into four groups to work efficiently: Budget Planning, Risk Assessment, Project Timeline and Ethics Application. Each group was led by at least one Master’s student, supporting BA1 students. Working in a focused 30-minute interval, we developed our respective sections before regrouping to share progress. This allowed everyone to comment, add missing details and stay aligned with each other’s work.
The Budget team presented first, followed by the Risk Assessment team. As discussions developed, we agreed that we should work on the Ethics Application collaboratively to reflect the shared responsibility of the project. We concluded by reviewing and refining the timeline, adding more detailed stages to ensure clarity moving forward.
Our tutor later joined us to provide feedback on the poster and guidance on today’s tasks, helping us refine and strengthen our direction. Towards the end of the session, we began brainstorming ideas for community engagement, including integrating a QR code on the poster or organising a physical activity, both aimed at encouraging the users to contribute their opinions on what they would like to see within the community.
We ended by summarising progress, setting deadlines and allocating responsibilities, ensuring clear direction for the week ahead. Check the next blog as Active Axis continues to grow.

Posted 4 Mar 2026 11:36

Meeting 3

03.03.2026 - Preparing for Site Visit

Developing ethical applications, consent forms, participant information sheets. Discussions around risks assessments and budgeting for the project. First draft of a timeline developed by BA1 students and reviewed by the team.

Posted 4 Mar 2026 02:11

Meeting 2

17.02.2026

Team meeting - continuing development with the group poster and description. Discussions around risks assessment, ethical applications when working with collaborators for community engagement activities, site visits etc.

Posted 4 Mar 2026 02:09

Poster Development

03.02.2026 - 20.02.2026

For the first two weeks of our project, we worked on the project poster highlighting our intentions for the Victoria Hall regeneration with our collaborators. The poster is accompanied with a description that clearly addresses our overarching goal as a team following weekly discussions in person and online with the Friends of Victoria Hall team.

Posted 4 Mar 2026 02:03

Yagmur I

Hello, I’m Yagmur Iz, a BA1 Architecture student from Istanbul, Turkey.

Even though my interest in both mathematics and visual arts played a great role in me pursuing architecture, what really encouraged me to study architecture was the opportunity to shape the way people live and create environments that foster hope.

Being engaged with The Talk Shop gives me the opportunity to design a space that prioritizes connection, inclusivity, and well-being and to assist people whose needs are often overlooked.

I am looking forward to learning from diverse communities and developing imaginative and socially conscious approaches to architecture while working with other MSA students.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 23:11

Daria A

Hi, I’m Daria Anwar, a BA1 Architecture student from Manchester.

I’m passionate about how architecture shapes the way we live — particularly within communities facing conflict and displacement. I aspire to design spaces that not only provide shelter, but also restore dignity, identity, and a sense of stability.

Being involved in The Talk Shop project offers an exciting opportunity to explore how design can create inclusive and supportive environments within the local community. I’m especially interested in how thoughtful spatial design can encourage connection, conversation, and a sense of belonging.

As I begin my architectural journey, I’m excited to develop both the creative and technical skills needed to design with empathy and purpose, while learning from the diverse perspectives of my peers.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 20:35

Nandi Tlotlanang M

Hey, I am Nandi Mahlangu currently doing my first year in Architecture, at Manchester School of Architecture.

As an international student from South Africa I’ve been exposed to a rich diversity of cultures, traditions and various equality issues that have driven my fondness for architecture.

I find interest in how people inhabit space. I am intrigued by the ways individuals adapt and reinterpret even the intended use of a place. To me, architecture is dynamic it evolves with the people who occupy it. One of my main motivations for studying architecture is the desire to contribute meaningfully to communities that are often marginalised or overlooked.

This project felt well suited to my interests of engaging with the needs of voices that are not always heard. I am eager to explore how it will deepen my understanding of design as both a creative and socially responsive practice, especially as I continue learning in a new country and gaining wider perspectives through travel.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 19:20

Group 16 / ACTIVE AXIS

Zoya K

Zoya Khan - BArch 1

Hi, i’m Zoya! I’m in my first year of BA Architecture. I was born and spent a large part of my childhood in Blackburn, Lancashire, before moving to Greater Manchester where I’ve lived since. From a young age I’ve had a strong passion for design and art. I first knew I wanted to become an architect during my GCSEs, and that interest only grew stronger when I studied 3D Design at A Level, where I really flourished and developed a deeper understanding of spatial design and creativity.
For our project, we are designing a community leisure facility in Stockport. I’m particularly interested in exploring how spatial layout, materiality, and atmosphere can influence the way people interact within a space, and how thoughtful design can encourage connection and activity.
I’m looking forward to working collaboratively with my team and developing a proposal that brings together community, leisure, and everyday experience in an engaging way.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 19:00

Meeting the collaborators

03.02.26 - Our first encounter with the collaborators allowed us to gauge what it is that Friends of Victoria Hall would like us to explore for Victoria Hall. Clarifying the user groups, existing users and intended regeneration of the space. Glossop is in need of a creative hub for musical, art and youth groups within a flexible use space that mirrors the recently opened market hall.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 17:58

Mohammed M

3/3/2026

Todays session began on a strategic note. Before jumping into design, we sat down to carefully structure the framework around it — finalising and discussing the Budget, Risk Assessment, Ethics, and our Project Timeline. It was important for us to ground the project in reality, ensuring that our ideas are not only ambitious but responsible, feasible, and aligned with the values of Monton Unitarian Church.

As the conversation developed, it naturally transitioned into early design thinking. With clearer constraints of budgets and risk assessments and a direction in place, we began preparing material to pitch to the client.

Each of us brought forward relevant precedents, which we analysed collectively, asking how they support user wellbeing, encourage gathering, and create moments of retreat. We sharpened our focus on our chosen user group and considered how the proposal could reflect both the client’s ethos and the lived experiences of those we are designing for.

A major milestone for this session was the completion of our 3D site model. Having a digital base to work from allowed us to begin experimenting visually. Testing massing ideas, exploring spatial relationships, and conceptualising how our intervention might sit within the existing context. Moving between conversation, sketching, and modelling made the process feel dynamic and collaborative, marking the first real moment where our research began to translate into form.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 17:57

Mohammed M

19/2/2026

Today we regrouped and reassessed where the project was heading. Rather than shifting away from the original brief, we made a conscious decision to refine it — grounding our ideas in clearer research and defining a more specific user focus. The aim was to strengthen our response to Monton Unitarian Church and its ethos of care and openness, while ensuring the proposed expansion of the community garden feels purposeful rather than generic.

To work more efficiently and avoid individual overload, we divided into smaller sub-groups, each responsible for a focused area of development. This allowed us to move forward with clarity and shared accountability.

We allocated the following individual roles:

Site Analysis – mapping the surrounding community and studying environmental conditions such as sunlight, prevailing winds, rainfall, noise, and orientation.

Defining Our Niche – identifying a specific user group to design for, ensuring the proposal feels intentional and socially responsive.

Precedent Studies – researching projects that thoughtfully expand or layer community gardens without losing their character.

Project Clarification – aligning as a team on what we are proposing, why it matters, and how it connects back to the brief.

Project Timeline – structuring our workflow and key milestones to keep momentum and accountability.

This meeting felt like a turning point — less about generating ideas, and more about sharpening them with purpose and direction.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 17:20

Mohammed M

3/2/2026

Today marked the beginning of our project journey. We came together for our first team meeting, introducing ourselves not just by name, but through what we each bring to the table — different strengths, ways of thinking, and creative instincts. From there, we carefully distributed roles based on these traits, setting a clear structure for how we’ll move forward collectively rather than as individuals.

Before meeting our collaborator, we carried out some initial site and contextual research to ground our ideas. The ambition is to transform the space beside Monton Unitarian Church into a vibrant social hub — somewhere that feels open, welcoming, and active. We envision community picnics spilling across the grass, outdoor cinema nights at dusk, and informal gatherings that strengthen neighbourhood connections.

Later, we had the privilege of meeting Anna, the Unitarian Minister. Her insights shifted our perspective beyond just designing a space — she spoke about care, inclusivity, and what community truly means in Monton. That conversation reframed the project for us. It became less about programming events and more about creating an atmosphere: somewhere people feel safe to gather, pause, and belong.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 17:17

Group 07 / HART HAT CAFE

Euan E

Minecraft Soundtrack = Creative Mode

Week 2 was us sharing vibes and brainstorming for the less glamorous but very necessary bit: getting the project properly organised. We split into smaller teams to tackle different tasks (planning, timeline, ethics, engagement, risk, and budget), then kept regrouping to compare notes and make sure we weren’t all quietly building different versions of the same project.

We also pushed the design forward and wrapped up the posters. Working in mini groups helped us move faster, but the best part was coming back together to review them as a whole team; lots of debates, a few ruthless cuts, and a shared agreement that clarity wins (even if we were emotionally attached to certain layouts).

In parallel, we started properly sharing design references and early ideas, building a quick inspiration board, swapping case studies, and throwing around thoughts on temporary/lightweight/movable structures. Nothing too precious yet, but enough to get everyone on the same page and start shaping a shared visual direction.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 17:12

Group 09 / COMMON GROUND

Amanee M

Day 2 - Pre-project Admin - 17/02/25
During our second meeting, we regrouped to review progress across the different workstreams. The poster team shared updates on their developing visuals, while the blog team presented the current structure and direction of the written content. This check-in helped ensure alignment across the group and highlighted areas that required further development.
Our discussion then shifted towards gathering meaningful insights from the local community. As a team, we explored potential approaches to engagement, including identifying which site to prioritise and considering the value of conducting a visit to Wigan. We discussed how direct interaction with local residents, youth groups, and community stakeholders could help ground our proposals in real needs and lived experiences.
Building on these conversations, we began outlining a clear strategy for moving forward. This included recognising the need to prepare a risk assessment for any site visit or public engagement activities, alongside developing an initial budget plan to account for travel and material costs. We also acknowledged the importance of establishing a realistic time plan to coordinate research, engagement, and design development effectively.
Day 2 marked an important step in shifting from initial understanding towards structured planning, ensuring our next actions are both responsible and well-organised.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 16:32

Group 19 / PHASE TWO

Sean S

03/03/2026

On a scorching day at the beginning of March in an even more scorching Crawford House seminar room our plan for today was to teach all the BA1s AutoCAD to produce the necessary architectural drawings for our project. Jake showed a great deal of patience during the downloading process of the programme, as well as in his teaching methods, greatly helping the BA1s, who are often heard to miss digital skills sessions due to heavy Tuesday nights out after MSA Live sessions. Once agreeing on who was drawing plans and who was drawing elevations, Mr Hyde (not to do with Dr Jekyll) helped us wrap up our session today.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 16:26

Group 07 / HART HAT CAFE

Ai Jia Angelove L

In-Situ: This is Nelson

Our collaborator, In-Situ, is a “quietly radical, embedded arts organisation” based north of Manchester in the borough of Pendle in East Lancashire. Working at the overlap of art, community and ecology to produce locally relevant work that makes a tangible difference to everyday life. One of their programmes, This Is Nelson, is working specifically with the community of Nelson to enhance locals' experiences of the town centre.

With Pendle Rise shopping centre in Nelson due to be demolished and rebuilt over the next couple of years, Hard Hat Cafe is imagined as a pop-up structure that can support a small food/drink business while also operating as a container for cultural activity, a flexible hub for creative events and community-led programming in the town centre during a period of transition. In that sense, it’s not just a cafe, it’s a way of reimagining how temporary structures and everyday rituals can support creative learning, encourage intercultural dialogue, and contribute to social and economic change, potentially even evolving into a longer-term fixture after redevelopment.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 16:23

Group 29 / GROWTH MAPS

Milena E

Hi my name is Milena Ereh,
I'm a First year architecture student at MSA. Previously i studied Art and design, maths and chemistry at A-Level. My current skills revolve around analogy drawing however I’m excited to learn more about digital techniques throughout this project. Outside of architecture i enjoy oil and watercolour painting as well as charcoal drawing. Sine high school I've had a passion for art surrounding nature and landscape that's only grown with my interest for architecture. I hope that working Moor Allerton Preparatory School in this project will help me understand the importance of the relationship between a community and nature better and how both can thrive unanimously.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 16:21

Ho Ching M

Hi, I’m Isaac, a MArch I student at FLUX Atelier. I graduated from the University of Hong Kong in 2023 and spent two years working in project management for commercial and residential projects across Asia.

My participatory design experience includes collaborating with elderly residents to renovate their old flats, improving safety and efficiency through a deep understanding of their daily routines and multiple interviews. This experience reinforced my belief that user engagement is a powerful design tool—users best understand their own needs, and architects should translate those insights into practical, comfortable spaces rather than dictate outcomes.

In terms of project type, I’m particularly passionate about designing for young people and previously worked on a youth hostel project in Hong Kong. Joining this collaborative workshop allows me to connect with youths, explore new ideas, and exchange creative energy. Outside of architecture, I enjoy backpack traveling, exploring history, and meeting people from around the world.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 16:11

Waley Michael Paul-Ariel O

Hi, I’m Michael Oyekola, a current MArch 1 student in Continuity atelier. I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Maryland, USA, and have work experience in construction and design build, where I’ve contributed to large-scale educational, community, and sports projects.

I’m interested in how architecture can bring people together and create meaningful shared experiences, and I’m keen to engage more directly with communities through inclusive and accessible design. Being involved with The Talk Shop is an exciting opportunity to work on a live project that supports real community needs.

I’m especially looking forward to learning how to translate a client’s vision and aspirations into a tangible architectural proposal while collaborating with other MSA students.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 16:08

Group 13 / WITHINGTON COMMON WATERS

Pauline A

Week 2 - 17/02/2026

This week focused on research and analysis. With three major school sites to consider, we divided into three groups so we could investigate each location thoroughly and efficiently. Our main aim was to understand the character of each site, identifying its potential as well as its weaknesses and constraints.

Because the project centres on roads and access, we paid close attention to how movement currently works in and around each site. This included reviewing traffic patterns and congestion points, mapping pedestrian routes and crossing behaviour, and noting where conflicts occur between vehicles and people. We also considered the wider impact of any potential road closures, looking at who would be affected and how—such as students and parents during drop-off and pick-up times, local residents, public transport users, emergency services, and nearby businesses.

In addition, we explored a range of possible road-based interventions, considering both temporary measures (such as timed closures, cones/barriers, signage, and stewarding) and longer-term, permanent changes (such as revised junction layouts, traffic calming, widened pavements, improved crossings, and reconfigured drop-off zones). We will need to communicate and illustrate these options clearly to our collaborator, showing how each intervention could work in practice and what impacts it may have on circulation and safety.
By the end of the week, we had a clearer picture of how each site functions day-to-day and the key challenges that would need to be addressed. This research sets a strong foundation for developing informed proposals that improve safety, accessibility, and overall circulation without creating unintended disruption to the surrounding area.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 16:02

Macie-Ann J

Group 13: Withington Baths ‘Internal Reflection’
As our group is getting closer and more stuck in with our project at Withington Baths, we wanted to take a moment to have a quick "internal interview" with the team.

Communication:
The general consensus - we’re actually talking to each other! Jiabin and Song both highlighted that our communication has been a major strength from day one. Ben agreed, noting that the team has shown great input and attendance across the board.

One of the big "unknowns” going in was how the different year groups would mesh. Mia, Laiba, and Manouka admitted they were a little worried that the Masters students might be intimidating. Thankfully, they’ve found the opposite to be true!

The Workload:
We’ve been pretty strategic about how we divvy up the workload. Our group all feel that jobs have been assigned based on people’s strengths as well as opportunities to learn.

Split into subgroups, we’ve all worked well to produce a successful poster and blog, a thorough plan of action, a budget proposal, and a detailed risk assessment.

In the mini interview that took place during today’s group work, many also pointed out that everyone is "pulling their weight" and meeting deadlines, which is always a massive win for a university group project.

A ‘What If’ Exercise with the Budget Team
We asked: What would happen if our budget suddenly doubled?

Our budget team agreed that while we can still do a lot with what we have, extra cash would mean:

1. Physical Models: More 3D explorations of our ideas.
2. Easier Community Engagement: we could create even better Withington community engagement.
3. Site Logistics: It could make site visits even easier for the whole team.

What’s Not Working?:
Every project does have its hurdles though! It has been noted that our Tuesday sessions can feel a bit drawn out, however we are working to stay flexible and keep everyone involved.

A recurring issue raised in the interview is that slightly itchy phase we’ve found ourselves in where we’re waiting for the ‘real’ design work to kick off. There’s definitely an appetite to see layouts and examples of previous submissions so we can really start to visualise our final output.

One more thing we need to fix: not everyone has been to the site yet. Getting everyone down to the Baths is top of the priority list!

Looking Ahead:
Overall the mood is high and we’ve realised we have a "nice" group (Mackenzie’s words!), and that’s half the battle won already. We are specifically looking forward to the visualisation stage, and getting more stuck in with the community.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:55

Grace M

Hi I’m Grace Martin, a current MArch 1 student in AND Atelier. I graduated from Northumbria University in 2024 and spent a year working in practice in Bath, where I was primarily involved in a large scale campus project.

I’m keen to broaden my project experience by working more closely with local communities and designing spaces that are inclusive and accessible to a diverse range of people. Being involved with The Talk Shop provides a meaningful opportunity to design an inclusive space that supports a wide range of people within the community, placing emphasis on engagement and shared activity.

I’m really looking forward to working collaboratively with other MSA students, gaining insight from their perspectives while contributing the experience and knowledge I developed during my undergraduate studies and year in practice. I am excited to begin working on a live project within a team environment, tailoring our proposal carefully to meet a client’s needs.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:47

Pengjia D

March 1
Hi, my name is Pengjia Dai. You can just call me Daisy. I’m a postgraduate student from MSA. I graduated from the University of Liverpool. During the gap year, I interned at many types of companies. It’s my first time engage in a landscape project. Because of the TV show ‘Clarkson’s Farm’, then I got interested in the ecology and agriculture in the UK. I'm happy to join this project and put it into practice.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:40

Ho Ching M

The most challenging task so far has been developing our project timeline. As most of us have limited experience in project management, we decided to approach it collaboratively through group brainstorming to ensure no deadlines or tasks were overlooked. Smaller groups work better for straightforward tasks, while larger discussions help clarify complex or unfamiliar ones and ensure support for everyone. Some members suggested using Microsoft Project Viewer instead of Google Sheets or Excel, as a few have prior experience with it in practice. We agreed that this tool could improve task visualization and coordination in upcoming stages.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:37

Hongkai R

My name is Hongkai Ru, and I am currently studying MA Architecture and Adaptive Reuse. I come from China, where I developed a growing interest in how cities evolve and how architecture carries history within it. I would describe myself as humorous yet introverted — I enjoy light conversations and finding small moments of humour, but I also value quiet time to reflect and recharge. After a busy week, I usually prefer staying at home, allowing myself space to reset and observe the world more calmly.

I am particularly interested in the renovation and transformation of old buildings. I find it meaningful to give existing structures a new purpose rather than replacing them entirely. To me, adaptive reuse is not just about preservation, but about continuity — allowing old spaces to carry new stories. Outside of architecture, I am passionate about films, TV series, and documentaries, especially those that explore culture, history, and human behaviour, as they often influence how I think about narrative and space in

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:35

Deling H

Hi, I’m Deling, a postgraduate architecture student at MSA.I’m interested in how existing buildings can be rethought and adapted rather than demolished. My work focuses on sustainability, material reuse, and making spaces more inclusive and future-ready. I enjoy exploring how design can respond to real social and environmental needs, not just aesthetics.

Through this project, I hope to contribute thoughtful ideas and collaborate with others to create meaningful, adaptable spaces.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:34

Vishal V

My name is Vishal, and I am originally from Delhi, India. I relocated to the United Kingdom in 2002 to pursue a BSc in Architectural Technology, graduating in 2006. Since then, I have accrued substantial experience across practices of varying scales and possess extensive expertise in rail and listed building projects. In 2011, I established my own architectural practice in Warrington, leading projects in residential development, commercial conversions, hotels, and care homes. I am currently pursuing an MA in Architecture and Adaptive Reuse.
Outside interests in architecture, I enjoy playing cricket, tennis, and badminton.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:34

Yasmine E

03/03/2026

Today we brainstormed ideas on how to engage with the community at the garden ahead of our second site visit next weekend. We decided to collate precedents of water features which we will print and show the volunteers and members of the Salford Croquet Club who play on Saturday afternoons. We are planning on giving them coloured paper to vote for which ideas they like or dislike, allowing us to get a holistic idea on what design style is favoured before we start designing the water feature in the coming weeks, as well as allowing the community to have a say in the design process.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:31

Carter J

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:29

Group 34 / CYAN+

Carla H

During our meeting today, we had a doughnut birthday party! This was to celebrate the birthdays of three of our team members. As we continue our MSA Live journey, these moments of team bonding help to keep our motivated and relaxed meetings.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:27

Yiding X

SESSION 02: DIVING INTO DETAILS
Building on the momentum of our first successful meeting, the team reconvened for Session 2, ready to translate our collective vision into actionable steps. The day began with a clear focus: to structure our work and deepen our understanding of the project’s core challenges.
We started by formalising our team structure, splitting into four specialised groups, each led by a Masters student and capped at three members. This intentional division of labour was designed to ensure we could dive deep into our respective areas while maintaining a cohesive project trajectory. The groups were formed around our individual interests and expertise:
Group 1 (Research/Physical Model Team): Focused on materials research and feasibility studies.
Group 2 (Concept Design/Physical Model Team): Tasked with testing den form ideas and conducting precedent analysis.
Group 3 (Planning Drawings Team): Investigating the potential functions of the dens and how they could extend into the wider site.
Group 4 (Digital Model Team): Also exploring the potential uses of the dens within the broader site context, complementing Group 3’s work.
Each group was assigned clear deliverables to bring to our next session, ensuring we all had a tangible focus for our work in the coming weeks.
A key highlight of the meeting was the detailed planning for our upcoming site visit, scheduled for Wednesday, 4th March 2026. We finalised travel arrangements, with the team set to travel from Manchester Piccadilly to Chelford by train, and discussed the logistics of our visit, including the remaining project budget. Additionally, we identified a smaller team to lead a community engagement site visit, with further details to be confirmed.
We also addressed critical project administration, assigning key responsibilities for deliverables due on the 6th of March: a Risk Assessment, Ethics Application, and Project Timeline.
The afternoon was dedicated to a rich discussion on community engagement. We brainstormed survey questions for the residents of Chelford, focusing on their daily habits, recycling practices, and relationship with wildlife. This led to exciting potential design outcomes, such as using recycled materials like Ecobricks in construction, creating structures that support local species, and involving the community in building the dens over time. We also discussed engaging with local businesses for waste materials and schools for educational workshops, turning the project into a community-driven initiative.
Overall, Session 2 was a day of clear direction and productive collaboration. We left the meeting with a solid plan, assigned tasks, and a renewed sense of purpose. As we move forward, we are excited to conduct our site visit, engage with the local community, and continue building the foundations of our project.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:27

Weixian C

Hi, I’m Weixian Cai from China. a postgraduate student currently pursuing MAAR at MSA. With a solid foundation in architectural design and a keen interest in urban spatial dynamics, I am committed to exploring innovative and sustainable solutions within the built environment.

My academic journey at MSA has further refined my technical skills and critical thinking, allowing me to bridge the gap between theoretical research and practical application. I am passionate about creating spaces that are not only aesthetically compelling but also socially impactful.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:25

Isobel M

Week 1 - 3/02/2026

Today marked the first meeting of our team. To start off, we began with introducing ourselves, exchanging initial ideas, and discussing our first impressions of the project. It was great to hear everyone’s perspectives and enthusiasm, and the conversation helped us start building a shared understanding of the direction we might take.

In the afternoon, we met our collaborators from Manchester city council Kate and Mike. We are going to collaborate with them on the School Street Initiative which is part of the Manchester active travel strategy and Investment Plan (MATSIP). As part of this wider programme, our focus will be on two schools near the university campus. The aim is to develop creative design proposals to revitalise the school street environment, making it safer, more welcoming, and more vibrant for the community. Since school streets are closely connected to children’s everyday experiences, we are particularly looking forward to engaging with them during the intensive week. This will be an opportunity to better understand their perspectives and include their ideas and needs.

As next step, we continue researching precedents projects and planning documents as reference to understand how design could be approached, identifying what has worked well elsewhere and what could be improved. By doing this, we hope to build a more holistic understanding of the school street project and bring our findings together for discussion with our collaborators in the next session.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:23

Group 27 / BLOOM WELL

Al-Megdad AH

GREENHOUSE MEASURE-UP

Today our group visited Blossom’s greenhouses to take accurate site measurements using a laser measurer. We recorded key dimensions of the greenhouse structure to help us map the layout correctly. We left with a clear set of measurements and photos, ready to turn into scaled drawings and start developing our first birdhouses design proposals.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:22

Group 28 / STORY WORKS

Lillie J

17/02/2026
Today was our second scheduled meeting. Starting with the poster we discussed the current design and suggested improvements to be made before the submission. We uploaded our project description, completed our first few blog posts and started to talk over our: project timeline, budget, risk assessment and ethics application. Finally we divided up the tasks for the next two weeks.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:21

Group 29 / GROWTH MAPS

Bryan Zipeng Y

Hi! I’m Bryan from Hong Kong, a BA1 architecture student at MSA. I am particularly passionate about sketching and interested in materialism and spatial orientation in relationship to human experience.

Through this opportunities to collaborate with my peers in MSA live, I am genuinely excited about contributing to a sustainable learning environment for the next generation at Moor Allerton Preparatory School!

Posted 3 Mar 2026 15:15

Zehra C

Name: Zehra Çelik
Course: M.Arch 1
Atelier: Flux
I am Zehra Çelik, a Master's student at the Manchester School of
Architecture. I graduated from Yaşar University's Department of Architecture in 2024 and studied in Prague during my third year of undergraduate studies as part of the Erasmus+ program. This international experience enhanced my design approach and cultural perspective, while strengthening my ability to think and produce at different scales. Throughout my studies and after graduation, I participated in numerous architectural competitions, winning various awards; these processes significantly contributed to my critical thinking, the development of conceptual depth, and the ability to express design decisions powerfully.

For me, architecture is a powerful tool with the potential to improve human life. I believe that design can influence an individual's emotions, transform their behavior, and provide new perspectives. Therefore, I see space not merely as a physical structure, but as an environment that produces experience and meaning. Architecture, while a multi-layered field that develops through interaction with different disciplines, is also a powerful intellectual and creative production practice in its own right; this structure allows me to produce more inclusive and effective design solutions.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:58

Taecho S

Hi, I'm Taecho, a first year Architecture student from South Korea.

I'm excited to be working on the Counselling and Family Centre project, as it offers a meaningful opportunity to design spaces that support people's wellbeing. I'm particularly interested in how atmosphere and spatial composition influence experience, and I hope to develop my design approach through cross-year collaboration and direct engagement with real clients.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:57

Nandi Tlotlanang M

We started the session finishing off the last few details of our group poster for the blog. Our day comprised of planning out the group’s spending budget, our risk assessment timeline and ethics. When taking on these tasks we mutually chose to divide and conquer — we broke up into groups of 2-3. We were adamant on offering and providing help where necessary to work efficiently and effectively. By the end we had completed all the tasks besides the timeline, as most of the group members were unfamiliar with the process of creating one.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:54

Gokalp K

Name: Gökalp Kalfa
Course: M.Arch 1
Atelier: Non-Standart Habitats

Hi everyone!

I am Gökalp, I completed my Bachelor’s degree at Yasar University in Turkey, graduating as the top student of the Architecture Department. During my studies, I spent a semester at ARCHIP in Prague as an Erasmus+ student, where I was honored with the "Best Studio Project" award. Following my graduation, I worked as a professional architect at various firms in Turkey, gaining extensive experience in everything from design development and technical detailing to site supervision and visualization.
My design approach combines narrative-driven thinking with spatial experimentation, supported by digital tools and research-led processes. To date, I have participated in numerous architectural competitions both individually and as part of various teams. My work has been recognized with Honorable Mentions in international competitions like "Re-Using Barcelona Rooftops" and "Kingspan Microhome," alongside several national awards.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:49

Group 14 / BUILT TO BELONG

Sofia R

Hi I’m Sofia Roche (BA1)
I’m from Hertfordshire, England. I chose to study architecture because of my enthusiasm for shaping the spaces of the future. I am looking forward to collaborating with students from MArch1 and MA AR as I believe they will provide me the opportunity to expand my architectural mindset and inspiration. I hope to achieve a pleasing project with this team to develop my knowledge and skills for the future of my architecture journey.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:43

Haoyan D

My name is Haoyan Duan , and I am a Chinese first-year BA Architecture student at the Manchester School of Architecture. I have a strong interest in site- and landscape-led design, and in the relationship between architecture, historical context and user experience. I aim to further develop my spatial thinking and technical skills throughout my studies, and to pursue an environmentally and socially responsible design approach. I am proficient in Photoshop and SketchUp, using them for visual communication, architectural collage and three-dimensional modelling to support design development.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:34

Group 17 / SEEDS TO SEATS

17/02/2026

For our second official meeting, we focused on the more practical aspects of the project. We began drafting a risk assessment sheet, identifying potential hazards on site and considering how our proposed interventions could be implemented safely. This helped us think more realistically about working within an active garden environment.
We also developed an initial project timeline and a rough budget proposal to outline key stages and estimate material costs. Breaking the project down into phases made the scope feel more manageable and highlighted where further research is needed.
Alongside this, we finalised the poster design, incorporating feedback from our earlier sketches, and uploaded the completed version. This week felt more structured and task-oriented, allowing us to move from ideas into clearer planning and delivery.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:30

Sara U

17/2/26 Site visit

We visited the site and met with the Friends of Worthington volunteers to better understand the space we will be designing for. This visit was extremely helpful, as it gave us a clearer understanding of the clients’ needs and expectations for the project. Being on-site also helped us identify practical challenges and environmental considerations that may influence our design decisions. During the visit, we discovered that a fox den is currently located in the area where the seating is planned. As a result, we will need to collaborate closely with the volunteers to ensure that any changes are handled ethically and responsibly, allowing the foxes to safely relocate to a suitable alternative area before construction begins.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:27

10/02/2026

This week we had an informal meet-up to brainstorm ideas for our project poster. As a group made up of BA1, MArch1 and MLA1 students, we had to plan around different timetables and studio commitments, so the session was arranged independently to make sure everyone could contribute.
We started with quick, rough sketches to test possible layouts and think about how to clearly communicate our water harvesting strategy without overcomplicating it. During the session, we also agreed on our group name, Seed to Source, which reflects the journey of water through the site, from collection and storage to supporting growth within the gardens. Establishing the name helped give the poster a clearer direction and identity.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:26

08/02/2026

This week we visited the site with Mark to see the space first-hand. We started by looking through a collection of old postcards from throughout the park’s history, which gave us a sense of how the space has changed over time and how it has been used by the community.
Mark then walked us around the gardens, explaining the different planting areas and the types of vegetation being grown. He spoke about their experimental approach to growing in response to the UK climate, and how they are constantly testing what works best in changing conditions.
He also talked about the main entrance and the wider improvements happening around the park. After gaining permission, works have been carried out to improve access and increase footfall, helping make the space more visible and welcoming to the community.
Overall, the visit made the project feel more grounded and helped us better understand the environmental and social context we’re working within.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:25

Group 04 / RE:WILDING: MERSEYWAY

03/02/2026

Following our initial icebreaker session, we had a brief meeting with the Director of Growing Togetherness CIC, Mark Frith. The discussion helped clarify what he is expecting from us, particularly in terms of developing a second entrance to the garden which promotes better circulation to the allotment space. We asked the questions we had prepared about site conditions, outputs and constraints, which helped narrow the scope of the project and gave us clearer direction moving forward. After the meeting, we created a group chat with Mark and our group members to organise communication and ensure we stay coordinated as the project progresses. Although short, the meeting was useful in confirming expectations and setting a focused starting point for the next stage.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:19

Thun WT

Hi, I’m Jewel, a BA1 student at the Manchester School of Architecture. I’m originally from Myanmar, a country rich in traditional architecture. I have always enjoyed studying mathematics and have a strong interest in understanding how spaces are defined and used, which inspired me to pursue architecture.

Since both of my parents are architects, I grew up in an environment filled with drawings and people designing houses, which further strengthened my passion for the field.

I am eager to take part in this MSA project alongside peers from diverse cultural backgrounds. I truly appreciate the opportunity to gain new knowledge and skills through this project and to collaborate with my peers to create a better space for Stockport.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:17

03/02/2026

Hello! We are Group 15, collaborating with Growing Togetherness CIC to develop a low-tech water harvesting and storage strategy within their allotment space at Seedley Pavilion Café and Gardens.
We began our first session with an introductory icebreaker, which gave us the opportunity to understand each other’s backgrounds, interests and architectural strengths that could contribute to the project. This helped establish how we might distribute roles and responsibilities moving forward.
We then played an interactive round of ‘Would You Rather?’ which allowed us to identify both soft and technical skills within the group. The exercise helped clarify who might take the lead in areas such as communication, graphic production, research and coordination.
Overall, the session set a productive foundation for the weeks ahead. We are looking forward to working collaboratively with Growing Togetherness CIC and exploring practical, low-tech strategies that can meaningfully support the Seedley Pavilion Gardens.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 14:16

Yiding X

Hi! I'm Yiding, a postgraduate student in Architecture at MSA, with a deep focus on adaptive reuse. I am passionate about reimagining existing structures to meet modern needs while preserving their heritage. I am excited to explore innovative strategies in material reuse, structural retrofitting, and community engagement. I am particularly drawn to the Dens of Discovery project, as it aligns with my passion for transforming underused spaces into vibrant, inclusive environments that foster connection and education. I look forward to collaborating with the team to create spaces that honor the past and build a sustainable future.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 13:51

Group 17 / SEEDS TO SEATS

Olivia T

Hi I'm Liv, a foundation student. I was really interested in this specific project due to sustainability and helping bring environmental awareness. I'm interested in the different ways of recycling and especially have a interest in textiles, 3D work, and photography. With this project I hope to further expand my architectural skills.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 11:18

Sara U

Hello, everyone! I'm Sara Uggetti, a BA1 student. I was born in Italy but am also from Chile, both places displaying differences in culture and architecture. I have always had an interest in architecture in the way that it shapes the way we live and tells the story of a space. Through this year I have enjoyed exploring how architecture plays a role in our decisions and the way we look at the world. I'm excited to be learning how this thinking is reflected in the real world through this project, furthermore exploring how to work with constraints such as budget, materials, and eco-friendly designs. I'm looking forward to collaborating with collaborators and my other team members!!

Posted 3 Mar 2026 11:18

Natrada Y

Hello, my name is Natasha and I am a first year student in architecture. As I am new to the course, I am still exploring the possibilities and types of projects I would prefer in the future. This project is my exploration or larger, communal designs and I am very excited to take another step in my journey of self discovery.

Posted 3 Mar 2026 09:41

Group 25 / DREAM BUILDERS

Wai W

Hi, I’m Carrie and I’m a first year architecture student. In the past few months I’ve developed a strong sense of how a structure works and human experience within a space. And I’m looking forward to taking part and collaborating with different people in the MSA Live Project!

Posted 3 Mar 2026 01:13

Nadin ER

17/02/2026

This day was more about coming together after meeting with our collaborators to develop our ideas for the project and also to think about our project timeline and costs. We split up the tasks so that they were equally divided between all the group members for efficiency. We also worked together in brainstorming activities for the year 4 students, which allowed us to find similar precedents for inspiration and to use as a reference when communicating with our collaborators. Our structured approach for the day improved our overall productivity and created a strong sense of teamwork within the group.

Posted 2 Mar 2026 23:59

Group 25 / DREAM BUILDERS

Nadin ER

03/02/2026

This day was our first time meeting up as a group, and we spent some time getting to know one another, and identifying each person’s strengths so we could work effectively throughout the project. We then met up with Laura, an architect and educator, and Helen, a teacher at Oswald Road Primary School, to discuss the direction of our project, and better understand their aims and ideas. They further explained their expectations, which helped guide our next step and allowed us to come up with ideas for their project, especially regarding the primary children’s involvement in the project.

Posted 2 Mar 2026 23:39

Ruiyu P

Hello, my name is Ruiyu Pan and I am a first-year postgraduate student in Architecture and Adaptive Reuse. Over the past few months, I have begun to develop a clearer understanding of how existing buildings can be transformed while respecting their history and improving user experience. I am especially interested in exploring how design interventions can give new life to old spaces. I look forward to collaborating with others in the MSA Live Project and learning through shared ideas and teamwork.

Posted 2 Mar 2026 23:01

Yirong X

Hi, my name is Yirong and I am an MA Adaptive Reuse student. I am interested in how existing spaces can be transformed to support changing urban needs. I hope to explore how to enhance connectivity, accessibility, and everyday experience within the city. I look forward to collaborating with the team.

Posted 2 Mar 2026 22:56

Aleksandra N

Hi! My name is Aleksandra and I am a Year 1 Architecture MArch student with a keen interest in infrastructure and particularly the environmental responsibility, allowing projects to shape everyday movement, connect communities, and deliver long-term public value at scale. This project embodies focuses on civic infrastructure, allowing us to explore how a transport hub can strengthen community identity, improve social accessibility, and generate long-term environmental and economic impact for the people it serves.

Posted 2 Mar 2026 22:47

Binhui X

My name is Xu Binhui, and I am originally from China. After completing my undergraduate studies in architecture there, I chose to continue my academic journey at MSA to expand my perspective. Studying in a new cultural context has allowed me to reflect more critically on the relationship between architecture, technology, and human experience.

I am particularly excited to take part in MSA Live because of its real-world engagement and direct connection with the community. Working on a live project gives architecture a different meaning as it becomes less abstract and more responsive. I am deeply interested in observing how spaces influence behaviour and how people emotionally respond to their environments. Through this project, I hope to contribute to designs that not only function well, but genuinely resonate with and support the communities they serve

Posted 2 Mar 2026 22:39

Sherman W

Hello, I’m Sherman!

I am a BA1 student at MSA and I come from Hong Kong. In my free time, I enjoy dancing, making art, as well as a bit of photography! While my photos focus heavily on people, their interactions with the spaces they inhabit give meaning to the built environment.

As a first-year with no prior experience in architecture, I am keen to participate in this collaborative project to gain real-life practical experience. I am particularly interested in how designs influence user experience and how people interact with and move through spaces. I look forward to developing digital drawing and rendering skills and learning how people work as a team to arrive at architectural decisions.

Posted 2 Mar 2026 22:23

Sherry I

Hi I'm Sherry Ingham

I am currently a postgraduate student in the Master of Architecture programme in the UK. Although I am studying here, I am originally from outside the UK, which gives me a broader perspective on culture, place, and the way architecture responds differently across contexts.

I am deeply passionate about architecture and the role it plays in shaping human experience. I find real joy in designing spaces that do more than function - spaces that inspire, connect people, and create meaningful moments of interaction. For me, architecture is about atmosphere and belonging as much as it is about form, and I’m particularly interested in how thoughtful design can bring communities together while still allowing room for individuality.

Posted 2 Mar 2026 22:07

Silvia G

Hi, my name is Silvia, I'm a first year architecture student, drawn to how architecture influences both personal experiences and broader social dynamics. It will be interesting to explore how our design shapes communities, activates urban spaces and fosters connectivity, transforming urban areas.

Posted 2 Mar 2026 22:03

Rodrigo CL

Hello, my name is Rodrigo, I'm a first-year architecture student interested in exploring projects at the different scales of architecture, from households to city infrastructure. It's a pleasure to be a part of this project, which I believe will give me useful insight into the way I will choose to make architecture in the future.

Posted 2 Mar 2026 20:55