After exhibition, we deconstructed exhibition and brought modules back. Storing the exhibition for year show and summer roadshow.

Vice Chancellor attended the opening ceremony and held a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Prof. Tom Jefferies, Head of School introducing the school close cooperation with external partners and his engagement of PHASE.

Exhibition is on. Migena in video introducing the project and two design competition boards about age-friendly environment in South Manchester on this side as well.

Stefan helping students to stick co-housing display boards to the frame. Finalizing the exhibition.

Installing a house and testing proper location. Preparing exhibition shelves to display booklets, boards and screens.Almost finished the installation process.

All the modules brought in atrium of Business School ready for install the exhibition.

Spatial Capacity and Design Competition boards finished for the exhibition.

Preparing posters for the afternoon exhibition in Business School. Welcome everyone!

Victoria was putting signs for Academic Round Table guiding our guests to the venure.

Our second guest in his age of 79, just moved in a new ground floor apartment with 2 beds, preferred an open plan house with accessible access and missed his former upper level flat with nice view.

The Community Engagement invited elderly people come and talk to us with their ideal house options regarding location, typology, floor plan, garden and preference of amenities. Here is the ideal option house of our first guest, Bhim, former MMU economics teacher who aged 90s, lives in East Didsbury for decades. The key points are downsizing and better public transportation for him.

Here is our pre-session of today Community Engagement. We set up two games based on our previous researches and co-housing designs. Plans of the day and guides for games introduced to undergraduates.

Our final colour swtaches for Spatial Capacity Comparisons & Conclusions Booklet and South Manchester map.

Take a glance at our spatial capacity report on study of scio-economic context of South Manchester. The report sets a baseline for future development of age-fridendly Manchester.

The second group are discussing the curation of the content for our exhibition - research on connectivity and housing stock in Greater Manchester for older people.

Key dates of timetable. Will update more infomation about the Round Table and Community Engagement.

Our Instagram page has launched this morning! Follow us @msa_phase to track the progress of Spinning Perceptions (Group 04) and Turned on its Head (Group 19)