The Tunnel Exhibition: Share thoughts and materials from the Design Studio

Sandro Rolla

The Tunnel Exhibition: Share thoughts and materials from the Design Studio

Sandro Rolla^* (Designer)

^*Corresponding author for this work

Department of Architecture

Research output: Practice-based research output › Exhibition/ Event/ Festival › Curated works: Physical Exhibition/ Event/ Festival

Abstract

The final critique of the design studio became an opportunity to publicise the architecture department's work outside the building's walls. The space of the Tunnel connecting the northern and the southern parts of the SIP- XJTLU campus was transformed for one day into a giant exhibition site where 160 young students displayed the final result of one semester's work.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 22 May 2024

Keywords

L&T innovation
University exchange activities
the department outside the building
architecture culture
student's engagement

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Activity: Talk or presentation › Presentation at conference/workshop/seminar

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Transcultural Methodologies for Architectural Beginnings: Integrating European Teaching Traditions in a Global Classroom

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Transcultural Methodologies for Architectural Beginnings: Integrating European Teaching Traditions in a Global Classroom

Annual Presidents’ Forum 2025

Between East and West: Teaching Design, Establishing Dialogue

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