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Alternate endings
Under the direction of Assistant Professor Ang Li, and in concert with the Northeastern University’s School of Architecture’s Master Research Studio, Alternate Endings: A User’s Manual for Unbuilding explores the ideas of preservation and adaptive reuse through the lens of “unbuilding.” By analyzing the cultural, economic, and environmental impacts of demolition, raising the question of how architects could engage with the process beyond a building’s completion, the publication ends with a chapter outlining ten alternate endings, corresponding to the thesis projects for the studio.
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Research, innovation, and scholarship expo
RISE (Research, Innovation, and Scholarship Expo) is a yearly event at Northeastern University in which students and faculty exhibit their research. A panel of judges from a diverse array of industries ultimately award prizes to the most innovative research. Invited to participate in 2017 and 2018 (and presenting both years), Stalled received a nomination for the Outstanding Student Research Award in the Humanities and Arts in 2018.
Click the image above for the nominated presentation poster, outlining Stalled (based on research from Alternate Endings: A User’s Manual for Unbuilding)—visit the project tab to see the final thesis presentation and updated research.