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    This document outlines the topics and goals for a social agency graduate studio focused on displacement and protection. The studio will explore three driving questions around the nature of great design, whose realities count, and the designer's role. Students will question, explore, and challenge approaches to displacement and protection issues through projects partnering with a social services organization. Over 100 million people are forcibly displaced globally, most living in cities with uncertainty, isolation, and health challenges. The studio aims to meaningfully engage with these issues through architectural responses that consider vulnerable groups' needs.

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    This document outlines the topics and goals for a social agency graduate studio focused on displacement and protection. The studio will explore three driving questions around the nature of great design, whose realities count, and the designer's role. Students will question, explore, and challenge approaches to displacement and protection issues through projects partnering with a social services organization. Over 100 million people are forcibly displaced globally, most living in cities with uncertainty, isolation, and health challenges. The studio aims to meaningfully engage with these issues through architectural responses that consider vulnerable groups' needs.

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    This document outlines the topics and goals for a social agency graduate studio focused on displacement and protection. The studio will explore three driving questions around the nature of great design, whose realities count, and the designer's role. Students will question, explore, and challenge approaches to displacement and protection issues through projects partnering with a social services organization. Over 100 million people are forcibly displaced globally, most living in cities with uncertainty, isolation, and health challenges. The studio aims to meaningfully engage with these issues through architectural responses that consider vulnerable groups' needs.

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    Social agency

    graduate studio
    • Listening
    • Engaging
    • Questioning
    • Challenging
    • Changing
    Three driving questions
    WHAT IS
    GREAT DESIGN?
    WHOSE REALITY
    COUNTS?
    WHAT’S YOUR
    ROLE AS A
    DESIGNER?
    PRODUCT

    Great design
    comes from real PROCESS
    engagement

    Christine Yunjing Guan


    Past
    Josie Bi, Dye

    studios
    • Discrimination
    • Mental health
    • Refugees
    • Homelessness
    • Social exclusion
    Kings Cross –
    homelessness
    Paige Kodesh, Isoland
    Joynton Ave – refugees
    and inclusion
    Alex Jessie Atlas

    2022 - inclusion
    Social agency 2023: displacement and protection

    Our partner: 107 Projects


    Displacement
    • 100 million people forcibly displaced –
    conflict, disaster, violence, climate
    • Most live in cities
    • Uncertainty, isolation, stigma, mental health

    Protection
    • activities aimed at ensuring full respect for the
    rights of the individual
    • Vulnerable groups - children, those with
    mental health and psychosocial needs, those
    experiencing gender-based violence, etc
    What is an architectural response
    that meaningfully engages with
    displacement and protection?

    - Question
    - Explore
    - Challenge
    Renate and David
    Tutors
    + guests
    Thanks
    david.sanderson@unsw.edu.au

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