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Spatial Imaginations: The Reconstruction of Memory
This thesis explores Vietnam in 2150 in the aftermath of a devastating flood that erases the past, present, and future memories of the country. Using storytelling as a tool, the thesis retraces history to reconstruct the contours of the country as a way of remembering. It re-examines an unreliable memory as the starting point to rewriting the stories of the past. Through these reimagined histories, how can the future that has yet to happen, be remembered differently?
M.Arch Thesis — Exhibition
Advisors: Brian McLaren (chair), Nicole Huber (chair) & Junichi Satoh
Process & Progress Exhibition
Over a year in the making, Process & Progress is a month-long exhibition at Gould Gallery featuring more than 20 student projects across all levels of study in the College of Built Environments. Curated by students, for students, the exhibition explores the work behind the work that often go unseen.
Exhibition
Collaborators: Nathanel Cohen (M.Arch), Michael Olney (MS Arch/Ph.D), Qianyi Zhang (M.Arch/MS Arch)