I read Bjarke Ingels’ “Yes is More” by chance when I was a night guard during my military service, leading me to the path of architecture. Back then, I thought crazy-shaped architecture is good architecture. However, this is what I have learned at the College of Architecture over the past five years. The most important thing in architecture is not the building’s shape but how to change the relationship between people with that space. I believe even If a single wood board is at the right time and the right spot, it could be good architecture.
The Capstone Award, Award
Determined by School Of Architecture Faculty and Capstone peers, The Capstone Award is given for the work that best exemplifies what the Spanish philosopher Jose Ortega y Gasset called a project for life: life as a self-invention. Intrinsic to this notion is research + experimentation, the free + ordered play of the imagination, + a methodology that advances theoretical thinking as well as an empirical demonstration. A necessary condition of the award is a clear hypothesis that tests the work for fundamental aspects of the human activities of building, dwelling, thinking.
The William G. Ure, III Memorial Award, Award
This commemorative award, determined by a vote of peers, is presented to that graduating student whose educational career and personal demeanor have reflected the attributes of courage, modesty, altruism, and honesty - the traits of its namesake.
Bachelor of Architecture Capstone Distinguished Project, Award
Determined by a distinguished group of external reviewers, The School Of Architecture extends congratulations + recognition of the best Capstone work in the class based on significance, rigor, development, and design in the academic year 2020-2021
Bubble Futures Platform: Accelerate The City Competition, Nomination
Finalist - 1 out of 16 finalists of 120 entries from 16 countries.
