A graduation design exhibition is experienced through movement as much as through drawings, models and written arguments. Visitors arrive with different…
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Architecture exhibitions often ask visitors to move between two kinds of knowledge. Students may think through plans, sections, material studies and spatial…
Lighting can determine whether an exhibition visitor notices the idea behind a project or simply sees a crowded table of drawings, models and captions. In a…
Cities are often understood through their permanent landmarks: stations, towers, civic halls and commercial streets. Yet some of the most revealing places are…
A graduation project is judged through a short, intense exchange. A juror may notice one drawing, ask where the structural idea came from, and then move…
Architecture students across Australia are increasingly turning to social platforms to give their final-year projects a wider audience than the traditional…
Chubu’s ceramic industry has long been associated with functional tableware, roof tiles, sanitary products and highly engineered building materials. Yet its…
Augmented reality has shifted from a novelty to a working medium in design education, particularly across faculties where final reviews determine the next step…
For Australian architecture students putting the final touches on their thesis models, the build itself often vanishes once the project is photographed and…
A graduation project is often encountered first as a drawing, rendering or carefully printed board. Those formats explain an idea, but they can leave the…