Social media (here, I’m focusing on visual-oriented SNS such as Instagram) often plays a significant role in the professional life … More
Tag: thoughts
NGV Contemporary Competition – Thoughts on Proposed Designs
The Fox: NGV Contemporary design competition exhibition held at NGV Australia offers an insight into how architects responded to the … 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 AIA Symposium – Lost Opportunities
Over the weekend of 18-20 March, I had an opportunity to volunteer at the AIA Symposium – Lost Opportunities. The … More
Venice Studio: finishing the 12-day super intensive studio program
In early January, I was fortunate to be offered a spot in the intensive studio program called Venice Studio. Venice … More
One minute late but that’s okay
Although it’s not always comfortable to look back and see my own progress, I found taking a moment to reflect … More
Understanding ‘Heritage’ – cultural significance of place
When we talk about cultural heritage, I believe that many architecture students are often reminded of the idea of conserving … More
Reflecting on Material Sustainability – Master Design Studio D
As the second semester of the Master of Architecture has finished, I’d like to share what I learnt through a … More
Being a University Design Tutor an a Master Student
The first semester of the Master of Architetcture degree at the University of Melbourne has been like a roller coaster … More
Thoughts on Taking a Gap Year to Work
After completing the Bachelor of Design (majoring in Architecture and Landscape Architecture) in 2019, I decided to take a gap … More
Working while Studying
I received some requests from readers asking me about how I managed work while studies, so here it is. Disclaimer! … More
Reflecting on the Archimarathon: 2 Beauty in the Execution
This is a second article on the Archimarathon in Spain & Portugal. If you haven’t read the first one, click … More