The Architecture of Us

October 10, 2019 | Reuben Jacob

Humankind has always looked to mould their surroundings to their liking, the beginnings had us inhabit and shape the natural spaces most accessible, from caves and niches in rocky outcrop to dense forests with sheltered canopies. We have come a … Read More

Towards Bioparanoia and Self-Control

October 7, 2019 | Quy Phung Ta

We have the tendency to navigate through the intricate system of life by the misleading cause-effect formula, when the architecture of our body is much more complex. The perpetual surveillance in society does not seem to cease yet may even … Read More

we.ar: Designing for Exposure

September 30, 2019 | Austera Premakara

How can we change the current global water crisis problem by creating exposure to people and improve their relationship with their garment?

Acknowledging people’s habit in consuming fast fashion and the fact that the fashion industry is the second-largest polluter, … Read More

Neoteny : mechanism for rapid adaptation

April 7, 2018 | Hui Sim (Sim) Chan

“The philosophical question is no longer who I really am, but where I presently am.” Paul Virillo, ‘Polar Inertia’, 1990

I am interested in exploring the body movement and posture towards different environments, how they communicate with each other through … Read More

Human.meter

March 2, 2018 | Pawimol Samsen

The environment is one of the biggest issues in this modern world and it might seem to be a global-scaled issue, however, it is definitely affecting our health and lifestyle to a great extent. so for this week, I would … Read More