Not just for fun: playgrounds for spatial identity and equality

A post-war “adventure playground” in London by landscape architect Marjory Lady Allen of Hurtwood, providing children the opportunity to construct their own play space through utilizing “junk” on site.   THESIS STATEMENT The thesis is a response to the monotonous

Publicly curated architecture

Revised thesis abstract (2016-10-23) Publicly curated architecture  The thesis is about how architecture, as a symbol and as a space, can become a platform for individual expression. Under oppressive governance, subtler pursuits of identity, freedom and democracy are emerging, through