Studio (5)

Instructor: Cui Xiaosheng, associate professor

Time: February 17, 2020 – March 27, 2020

Participants: 2017 undergraduates of the Department of Environmental Art and Design

The course defines design as an "encoding and decoding" process.

Decoding: Decoding spatial fragments or the forms of things through traditional image analysis or daily life observation.

Coding: Re-editing space symbols and codes to form a new space design with the new venue, the consumption relationship, and the "space is the medium" principle in mind.

Conceptual thinking is conducted within the framework of phenomenography, emphasizing meticulous observation and experience, and presentation of observed phenomena and behaviors in an appropriate container.

Student Works

X Wedding Shop - Delirium and Subversion

- Ouyang Haili -

Life is "Jewelry Box"

- Liu Qingzhou -

After The Rear Window

- Wang Zhiyue-

Possession of "Domain" -- Spatial Resonance from Childhood  

- Li Yiwei -

Night, Dream Of Dreams

- Zhang Shanrui –

Information Path

- Zhang Quyue-

Apple N

- Pang Lei –

Space for Frigging Around

- Jia Ziyi -

Domain, Castle, and Territory

- Zheng Wenhai -

Everyday Things

- Zhao Hang -

The World

- Hu Ruoxuan -

Village

- Mei Qi -

Streets and Alleys

- Wang Ding -

The Land of Peach Blossoms

- Zeng Xinyue -

Source: Department of Environmental Design

Editor: Zhao Ruohan