A pretty sweater, my favourite pilot pens which I couldn't find here in Korea, chocolates, and BAH KWAH!!!! And on top of that, a whole box of love from home. What more can I possibly ask for?? :) :) :) I can't wait to be home!
Thank you lovelies!
A pretty sweater, my favourite pilot pens which I couldn't find here in Korea, chocolates, and BAH KWAH!!!! And on top of that, a whole box of love from home. What more can I possibly ask for?? :) :) :) I can't wait to be home!
Thank you lovelies!
after! haha still very much the same :) And that's my Hanyang student ID card!
After the haircut we met sky and adeline, as well as this other korean friend of ours, majoring in mechanical engineering. He's a really really kind guy, and funny too! Makes me laugh a lot :) We went to the area in front of Hongik University, well known for the bars and clubs. But, we ended up in a cafe instead haha, with rocking chairs and swings as seats! Throughout supper I kept thinking to myself that Jordan, my korean friend looks like some superstar, but I couldn't pinpoint who it was exactly, until I came home and googled, and told Adeline about it. Then we both concluded that he looks like Andy Hui!! hahaha check out the resemblence mann.
ahhh I really love love love love love this! It's so cute and dainty! but it's only available from a singaporean online store. someone offer to buy it for me please? for christmas? hahaha joking la, some kind soul back home please offer to buy it for me first and I'd pay you back when I get back : )
The presentation went pretty well I guess, maybe cos I don't know most of the people that's why. Anyway, allow me to present to you, my group's design for the school entrance. The concept was to create a cosy and intimate space that allows for interaction, creating an entrance space that is for the students. It's really simple actually.
Interior spaces with varied furniture heights. We studied how the height and width of a single block could provide different functional uses, like 450mm for seat, 700mm for table, 500mm for planter box etc. Then we created a configuration of all these elements which encourages the most interaction, and divided the area into 3 main enclaves for people to use.
And the good news is, we won second prize! The truth is, I really enjoyed these few nights of discussion. Though we always discuss till unearthly hours, but I like the interactivity and the enchange of ideas! Everyone will open their sketchbook, lay their design sketches on the table and all of us will hover round the table and discuss. Shouldn't this be the way architecture should be taught and learnt? I think our hardwork really paid off, and I can't be more proud of what we produced in the end : )
Oh, and guess what was our prize from the profs? We won ourselves a carton of cup noodles! The winning team got TWO cartons hahahahaah!
Half of my lovely lovely team, with our carton of noodles, and our certificate of award! I'm so so so proud of us!! :):)