Design Yearbook 2017

AUP Stage 2
Delving into greater depth in the alternative practice ethos, students develop further critical thinking
by being exposed to theories pertaining to architecture and planning in the widest possible range of
cultures and social groups. Positionality in both theory and design becomes a leading aspect of the
AUP Stage 2. In addition, students are provided the opportunity to choose from a variety of options
so that they can carve their own career path and further develop skills and imagination in design
projects but also specialisms in planning, social enterprise, poverty and informal housing as well as
sociology and the politics of urban space. The optional field trip to the Netherlands is a highlight
of the second semester where students are exposed to alternative practice projects and governance
methods as well as sustainable approaches to the built environment.
Project Leaders
Rutter Carroll
Stage 2
Abbey Forster
Adil Zeynalov
Ahmet Hayta
Ben Johnson
Beyza Celebi
Bunkechukwu Obiagwu
Dominica Bates
Emily Whyman
Flynn Linklater-Johnson
Georgia Miles
Hannah Hiscock
Jeffrey Korworrakul
Jieyang Zhou
Jing Su
Joshua Beattie
Junqiang Chen
Ka Hei Wong
Michael Rosciszewski Dodgson
Minsub Lee
Racheal Osinuga
Richard Gilliatt
Ryan Thomas
Sahir Thapar
Sanghyeok Lee
Shaoyun Wang
Sonali Venkateswaran
Sutong Yu
Theodore VostBond
Ting En Wu
Van Abner Tabigue Consul
Winnie Wong
Zeynab Bozorg
Contributors
See pg.201
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Text by Armelle Tardiveau
Opposite - Group work