Thesis Threads

Join the Curtin Architecture Student Association (CASA) as recent Master of Architecture and Interior Architecture Honours graduates explore their thesis projects. From designing with children to re-imagining cities, recovering urban ruins, and envisioning future spaces, this session highlights innovative ideas that challenge design boundaries and explore bold new possibilities for the built environment.

Presenters:

• Bella Humm | The Worm Block: An Environmental, Digital and Community application of a Vernacular Perth Material
• Isaac Garces | Thriving in Learning Environments: How The Interior Architecture of Learning Environments Can Help Children Thrive
• Kayleigh Hawke | (A)mending Architecture: An Archetypal Study Exploring the Potential of Improving the Building Fabric in Worn-out Industrial Precincts
• Michelle Ashley-Emile | Pathways: Architectural Affordances and Enrichment for Child Brain Development