Photo taken in the end of the exhibition in South Atrium of MMU Business School. The image captures the March 01 girls of the PHASE event team.

Photo taken in the end of the exhibition in South Atrium of MMU Business School. The image captures the March 01 boys of the PHASE event team.

Ribbon-cutting by Prof. Richard Greene (Pro-Vice-Chancellor Research and Knowledge Exchange, MMU), celebrating the first Event of the PHASE Roadshow.

1-5-2018 • Tom Jefries (head of Manchester School of Architecture department) talk after professor's Stephan White presentation of the exhibition.

1-5-2018 • Exhibition has been set up! Everything has been assembled, hung and two videos have been prepared to be projected on the white screens! Waiting for a few VIP guests, as well as the professor Stefan White who will make a short presentation of PHASE’s work!

1-5-2018 • Exhibition preparation
Timber frames assembled and now the exhibition boards need to be hung too! Almost there...

1-5-2018 • Undergraduates helping us to carry the pieces of the movable pavilion from the Manchester School of Architecture to the South Atrium of Business School, were the first exhibition of the Roadshow will take place!

Joe and Becca are finalising the last bits of the video which will be presented today in the Business School!

What is your ideal house??
Come and join us to play the game and find out!

PHASE Engagement Community workshop begins with our first guest Harold. We are ready to listen to older people and discuss about their house preferences, their living conditions, and any problems they may face.We are about to show them age friendly design proposals and see what they think about them.
After all the statistics data analysis, it is
essential to have a face-to-face conversation with people who could potentially become residents of an Age-friendly community.

Some content of the Conclusions-Comparisons Booklet.

Some content of the Spatial Capacities Document.

Booklets produced during the Events week, including the Spatial Capacities document, the Conclusions-Comparisons booklet and the PS1 design proposals of MSAp atelier booklet!

The Spatial Capacities document including the executive summary with the conclustions-comparisons finally printed and binded!!

Follow the signs and you will arrive in Manchester School of Architecture PHASE Engagement Community workshop!!

Preparing the double sided stickers for the exhibition boards which will be hung on the movable pavilion!

Watching the videos made for each of the four teams, before heading to the second event which is called PHASE Community Engagement Event.

Keep working in InDesign.
Making a few last minute changes in the document before the printing.

Thursday - 18:40
Helping the construction team to carry the pieces of the timber movable pavilion.

Notes made by the 5th year student Hannah during the PHASE round table discussion.

We had the pleasure to present and listen the discussion given by academics and policy makers in the PHASE round table event which took place in 70 Oxford Road. It was a great inspiration for the Comparisons-conclusions booklet by exploring new connections between existing data.

Our team which is responsible for the document's layout, editing and preparation worked mainly in In-design and photoshop. This was an excellent exercise for the undergraduates to improve their software skills, essential for their following academic years.

Kelly Lui, year1 BA student is working in the InDesign, experimenting with the layout of the Executive Summary booklet.

Day 1 - Undergraduate students are reading the Spatial Capacities document and getting prepared for our discussion in order to highlight interesting comparisons and findings of the existing data.

The booklet with the final comparisons and conclusions of the Spatial Capacities document is now done!!

Printing of the Spatial Capacities document done! Time for the book binding! The document includes the Spatial Capacities report that PHASE group produced the previous semester as well as a booklet with the conclusions and comparisons of the document called exclusive summary and produced by our PHASE events group!

PHASE - Our team is working together, rearranging the layout of the ''Spatial Capacities'' document's files for the Exhibition Boards.

Welcome! We enjoyed meeting you all this morning and hope you have a better understanding of our project, and what the exhibition is all about