The design prompts we explore in the classes vary from year to year. Here are some samples:
Personal Geography.
What would a map of your history, your story or something personal look like?
Presence Absence
by Lilith Wu
Presence Absence
by Lilith Wu
stanford
by Sheta Chatterjee
stanford
by Sheta Chatterjee
stanford
by Sheta Chatterjee
the Journey
by Kim Quesnel
the Journey
by Kim Quesnel
Support Systems as Root Systems
by Rafael Burde
Support Systems as Root Systems
by Rafael Burde
Autobiographic Music Timeline
by Jordan Tichenor
Vital Signs along the John Muir Trail
by Katherine Cumnock
A Trigeminal Journey
by Gina Jiang
by Sarah Nader
Objects I Picked Up Off the Ground
by Louisa Bukiet
Shifting Perspectives
by Santiago Seira
Rivers of Longing and Belonging
by Nadine Golden
Real Imaginary Mashup.
What would be a real map of an imaginary world look like?
Or, what would an imaginary layer atop a real world look like?
Shifted Perspectives.
How might you change the way someone looks at the familiar?
Invisible Made Visible.
How could you take something that is ephemeral or unseen and make it visible?
Emotions of Actions
by Arushi Jain
Emotions of Action
by Arushi Jain
Small Things We Get Away With
by Marcello Picchi
Small Things We Get Away With
by Marcello Picchi
Small Things We Get Away With
by Marcello Picchi
Identification of Team Dynamics
by Maria Frank
Identification of Team Dynamics
by Team Dynamics
Identification of Team Dynamics
by Maria Frank
IMPACT CARTOGRAPHY.
HOW MIGHT YOU USE MAPS AS A SPRINGBOARDS FOR DESIGN INTERVENTIONS?
equal opportunities?
by Ambika Achurya
Creating Recursive Sentences
by Naomi Shapiro
Creating Recursive Sentences
by Naomi Shapiro
A public art journey
by Sarah Nader
DiseaseLand
by Katherine Cumnock
DiseaseLand
by Katherine Cumnock
Dance off your drinking
by Yvis Kong
DiseaseLand
by Katherine Cumnock