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Description
College of Design students enrolled in undergraduate Architecture and Interiors studios will
explore hutongs as interior urban conditions and address the themes of timelessness and
currency. The intent of mining this unique context is to learn from the hutong, rather than to
design for a specific courtyard house typology. By understanding the hidden private layers and
filters of the lived condition, the studio will better understand and interpret the implications of the
social constructs that exist in hutong neighborhoods. The studio explorations will mine historical
contexts, conduct material analysis, develop representation techniques, and utilize material
fabrication as output related to the hutongs in Beijing. The design sudio exploration will
leverage four core developmental phases with one of them including data gathering in China.
Status | Finished |
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Effective start/end date | 2/1/19 → 6/30/19 |
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