Up-to-date use of our seating area

Official Hatch page on Instagram promoted the launch of our event.

Graphics and Marketing team created a social media page to update the process of the design and construction.

MArch students visited the Hulme Community Garden Centre in order to get a specification of plants which are most suitable to use in an outdoor area.
We were consulted to specifically work with evergreen plants due to their weather resistane and overall lifespan. Together with BArch students, we decided on flowers to set a potential order for.

The living wall design was considered during the firstthree days in the beginning of our Events 2019. We wereinvolved in a Design Workshop which aimed to bring everyone’s ideas for the design of the living wall.Students were split into groups and then were given directions to improve designs by taking into account factors such as lifespan, esthetics, cohesion and cost.

For the task, students were asked to produce individual posters for the event. To achieve high quality and cohesive design of posters, students were presented and asked to follow design guidelines which relate to Hatch. The posters will be printed, sticked around campus and used to address the final day of our Events 2019 which willalso be the opening of our seating installation at Hatch.

Grosvenor workrshop visit on the 26th of March.

Day Two: 26th of March
Designs

Day Two: 26th of March
We led a design workshop where students had now Tyne opportunity to amend their proposed design ideas taking into consideration durability, time and cost. Together, we finalised the design of the instagram board by picking up ideas from each group. We spent the day by having an open discussion, presenting to each other, sketching and visiting the workshop.
Additionally, we confirmed who is taking participation in which team: Graphics, Marketing and Construction.

Day One: 25th of March
We met at 10 am with all students part of Group L. It was an exciting moment for all of us. We started the morning by introducing each other and then the project itself. After that we split Y1 and Y2 students into groups in which they started thinking about designs for our feature “instagram” board. Following that students had 5 minutes time per group to introduce their idea in front of everyone.
In the afternoon we went on site to Hatch on Oxford Road and showed the bachelor students where our project will be located. Together we had a discussion and considered developing the ideas from the morning.

Day One: 25th of March
We met at 10 am with all students part of Group L. It was an exciting moment for all of us. We started the morning by introducing each other and then the project itself. After that we split Y1 and Y2 students into groups in which they started thinking about designs for our feature “instagram” board. Following that students had 5 minutes time per group to introduce their idea in front of everyone.
In the afternoon we went on site to Hatch on Oxford Road and showed the bachelor students where our project will be located. Together we had a discussion and considered developing the ideas from the morning.

Today we successfully presented our #seatingforeating project that we are really excited to be working on. We are looking forward to welcoming our prospect group mates from Y1 and Y2 to our team.

Sunday group meeting to discuss next steps, allocate tasks and revise on what we have already produced. We had a productive time of 2 hours of discussing the received feedback on our project, the possible design proposals, we were defining cost plans for our collaborators and we were discussing the two week program.

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Before getting in touch with our prospect collaborators, we visited their site, so that we assess the potential of the space. Overall, we liked Hatch as it has a great amount of area which would give us more flexibility in our design.