Hi, I am Anne!
 
I am in &rchitecture atelier, March year 1! I completed my undergraduate studies at the Manchester School of Architecture in 2022 and worked as a Part 1 for a year at AEW Architects.
 
I am really interested in sustainability and positive environmental contributions so I am particularly excited to be working on this amazing project, especially one which will be transforming the university.
 
Outside of architecture, my interests include music, sports and fashion!

Hi, I am William!

I am from China. I got my first part of my degree at the University of Liverpool and I'm currently studying at the FLUX studio at the Manchester School of Architecture. In the design part of the programme, I am passionate about the aesthetics of all kinds of drawings, similar to producing detailed renderings and various illustrations. I would be happy to discuss these skills with you if we get the chance.

In my day to day life I love cooking and watching films and usually travelling on holidays.

Looking forward to completing this exciting project in the coming weeks!

Hi, I am Fatin!

I am from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. I obtained my Part 1 in International Islamic University Malaysia and subsequently worked at UIG Architects in Kuala Lumpur prior pursuing my Part 2. I am currently in PRAXXIS Atelier at Manchester School of Architecture.

My interest include sports,music and cooking! Fun fact about me is that I can play netball.

Looking forward to spend few weeks ahead in completing this exciting project!

Hi, I am Wil!

I am from a small town in Wales called Llandeilo. Here, I spent my part 1 experience at a small practice designing and constructing modular pods alongside traditional architectural work. I graduated From Liverpool John Moores and I'm currently studying at Manchester School of Architecture.

Beyond Architecture, I enjoy travelling the world, playing football, and having a pint with my mates!

Looking forward to meeting you all soon!

Hi, I am Nupoor!

I am from Pune, India. I completed my undergraduate studies in India, and my major is architectural design. During my practical training, I realized I wanted to pursue masters in architecture. After graduating from university, I came across the adaptive reuse course which complied with my thesis project for my final year.
Architecture is my comfort subject as it makes my imagination go all crazy. I wish to explore more of sustainable architecture in the coming future. Apart from architecture, I am interested in dancing, fashion and books.

Target User: The University of Manchester

Manchester City Council are exploring introducing a city-wide returnable cup scheme to the city and the wider Greater Manchester area; they have approached the University to see if it would be willing to be part of a trial. The MCC shall take into account any decision made by the University on this programme. The principal users on the UOM campus will be the students, staff and the visitors. The focus of the University is to adopt and support the returnable scheme and financial cost of implementation.

Day 1!!!

Day 2,
Today we and the students, worked on marketing schemes and the installation design ideas. It was a brainstorming session, where they sketched out their ideas which helped us get an overview of the student's perspective on the topic.

Day 3 was all about learning software tricks and helping students in developing their posters and installation model. Students creativity helped us understand the various design perspectives. It was a well-communicated and unique brainstorming session for the design activity.

Poster design for different marketing strategies. We tried various options to suffice the needs for the scheme.

Installation- Street furniture

Installation- Framing structure

Day 4, Collaborator meeting-
We had a brief discussion with the collaborators about the designs and the marketing schemes. They were really happy with the work produced by the students. They were impressed by the Installation designs as both had unique story and identity. With all the posters designed, they decided to merge them all into one and create a well-organized marketing pamphlet showing graphical bee story and the factual data of the cups.