Superimposing Spaces showcases explorations on re-inventions of mature developments.
In its second instalment from Evolving Spaces: explorations on ageing-in-place solutions in Southeast Asia , the Institute of Southeast Asian Arts (ISEAA) invited Professor Hikaru Kinoshita from Kansai University, Osaka, to conduct a 3-day workshop, involving 35 Landscape and Architecture students from NAFA’s 3D Design Programme.
This exhibition showcases the outcomes from the 3-month long gestation of ideation and explorations following the 3-day workshop, which sought to address topics of ‘superimposing spaces’ and ‘adaptive reuse of spaces’, seen through design solutions formulated by the students. These solutions aimed to translate issues of space neglect and abandonment into a refreshing and innovative take on space insertion relevant to development’s context and its social needs.
Superimposing Spaces
