As part of my third Master’s semester studies in Spatial Design at the Royal Danish Academy, we were assigned a written theoretical assignment that studies a particular topic or phenomenon that relates to our semester projects and overall positioning. I quite enjoyed the overall research process and learned a lot about formulating a critical - and not just analytical - perspective. The following post is my written submission that explores my interest in standardization and aesthetics in public transit spaces.

UPskill Food Culture House explores the connective potential of food culture with fermentation in the Urbanplanen and Amager communities of Copenhagen, Denmark. This transformation project utilizes an existing community space as an intervention site that strives to improve quality of life through education and social interaction.

O Days is a music festival that takes place in Refshaleøen, Copenhagen. For the event, they held an open call competition seeking creatives to design an 1:1 piece which is developed and constructed on the festival-site. Questioning how do we reshape the materials, rethink its purpose, and reuse that definitive space after the festival? This is my spatial installation proposal that I submitted.