On February 22th, 2019, students from Chiba University Tsinghua University and National University of Singapore participated in the workshop, which was held in Singapore.
Objectives of Design Workshop
The workshop asks students to look at developing conceptual ideas for the future of P. Brani.
The task is to develop conceptual schemes and developmental strategies for P. Brani, but students must necessarily understand the surrounding and regional landscapes and its socio-cultural, socio-environmental context, as well as the economic development potential of the site in relation to current and future land uses. The key steps that will guide student's tasks are:
(1) Understand the context of the site and its redevelopment. For instance, what are current land uses and future land use in the surrounding areas? What are the needs of different stakeholders? Assume that a clean slate is available for you to develop bold, innovative concepts.
(2) Articulate the desired outcome. What do you aim to achieve with the new conceptual scheme for the site? Explain your rationale and analysis.
(3) Represent the concept spatially. These must cover broad concepts, analysis, and spatial features.
