The Study of Micro Spaces Within Public Housing: Woodlands New Town
BA Design Communication Group Project (Level 2)
Editorial Design, Research, Infographics
Purposed as a research journal, my role was the design of the printed matter, where I handled all design aspects, including its branding, structure and layout to ensure clear communication and emphasise of the content.
About the Research
The research entails the Study of Micro Spaces in Public Housing, specifically to the ‘public’ spaces outside apartments, or more commonly known as corridors.
Despite being spaces that change over time, we wanted to study
how these spaces co-relate to one another in terms of each apartment's living threshold. In essence, such spaces provide a means for its residents to interact and form a ‘community’ within such micro spaces. However, our research solely places an observation role in how households depict their living thresholds.
The research was based on Woodlands New Town between August - November 2018.
About the Research
The research entails the Study of Micro Spaces in Public Housing, specifically to the ‘public’ spaces outside apartments, or more commonly known as corridors.
Despite being spaces that change over time, we wanted to study
how these spaces co-relate to one another in terms of each apartment's living threshold. In essence, such spaces provide a means for its residents to interact and form a ‘community’ within such micro spaces. However, our research solely places an observation role in how households depict their living thresholds.
The research was based on Woodlands New Town between August - November 2018.
