This article discusses how incorporating flexibility and biophilic design principles into hospital architecture can contribute to Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3) - Good Health and Well-being, and offer a blueprint for creating spaces that promote healing, inspire, and sustain individuals and鈥�
Cultural heritage, a living legacy passed down through generations, includes both tangible and intangible elements. Tangible heritage comprises artefacts, historical sites, and structures, while intangible heritage involves languages, rituals, and traditional arts.
The transformative power of higher education in fostering sustainability and weaving it into everyday learning has led to campuses becoming living examples of eco-friendly practices.
Did you know? Every object that you interact with daily, from the smallest paperclip to a car, is the result of an industrial design process. Yet, not many people understand this field and what it entails.
With a talent well-received since her varsity days, an alumna from the BA(Hons) in Design Communication course reflects on pursuing artistic expression through drawing and illustration.