For sharing with my colleagues my experience of volunteering at Paul Couch Open Day on 14th June 2026, I put … More
Category: Design
Oxford, London & Paris: Libraries, Museums and Galleries I loved
In January 2026, I visited the UK (Oxford and London) and France (Paris) for the first time for a couple … More
Westwood x Kawakubo exhibition at NGV
Westwood x Kawakubo, the major exhibition at the NGV International this summer, became a nice treat for me after another … More
Interior Design in Train Carriages – Thoughts
On the way back to the studio from a lunchtime exhibition visit, one of my colleagues mentioned the broader concept … More
Takeaways and Questions from the Inaugural Murcutt Symposium
I had the pleasure of attending the inaugural Murcutt Symposium on 12th and 13th September at the State Library of … More
How can we understand ‘architectural narratives’?
One frequently used word in architectural discourses, both in education and practice, is a ‘narrative’. ‘Narrative’ has been thrown around … More
Design Thinking and Human Control in Garden Design
A recent weekend visit to Alowyn Gardens in Yarra Valley, known for all-season thematic ornamental gardens and a nursery, made … More
Typology of Shopping Centres in Singapore: Golden Mile Complex as a Case Study
For a week in September 2023, I headed to Singapore for the Australian Youth Band’s international tour as a band … More
Social Media for Architecture Students: A Response to its Longevity & Mental Health Challenges
Social media (here, I’m focusing on visual-oriented SNS such as Instagram) often plays a significant role in the professional life … More
Things I learnt from Japanese Landscape Architects
Since early this year, I have been fortunate to be involved in a research project on contemporary Japanese landscape architecture … More
Reflecting on my Independent Thesis
As I wrapped up my Master of Architecture course this semester, this will be the last article on my experience … More
Reflecting on Studio 02: Barbican – Masters Studio E
It is a strange feeling to find myself writing yet another article on my reflection on the master’s studio experience … More