Words by Jingwen (Jina) He
This episode will be an expansion of a question when Jina was once asked “when you review your designs yourself, you need to feel that you wanna live in your design. Have you ever felt that?”. Honestly - there are many many ways to unpack this question given the archetypes that are involved in, and both of us have approached this question from different perspectives. Having said, what were our approaches and responses?
This episode is dedicated to A*****a: Please don’t get up and personal (2018); The Personal Relationship of Architects (2020)
Notes
Music: Uniq - Bloom https://soundcloud.com/uniqofficial
About Jingwen (Jina) He
‘Ancora Imparo.’ Jina is still and always exploring in her architectural journey. Alongside working professionally in the industry, she is actively tackling the architectural puzzle with various approaches and from different perspectives. She started by involving in a studio to Ho Chi Minh City focusing on urban density and the role of public transportation and had her proposed architectural installation built on-site and published in local news paper at the Bisenzio River, Italy. With keen interests in arts, she was one of the recipients of Testing Grounds Public Arts Workshop Grant and selected as the external arts grants assessment panel member with City of Melbourne. She also is an active contributor to few publications. She is always making and creating but sometimes she is planting.
You can connect with Jina via her Blog, LinkedIn or Instagram (@miss_stingray)
About Season 4// Hero Phenomena
Hero Phenomena is dedicated to the paradigm shift experienced during my architecture studies - as well as a tribute to the core essays in which this blog was primarily built on. Season 4 of Archemist Podcast will be a continuation and expansion on the thoughts and essays written throughout the past four years of written entries and my architecture studies. Be prepared for a symphony of discourses that can either reassures or confronts interlaced with tones of idealism, cynicism, optimism, and self-doubt as that’s what growing up is about - messy but wonderful all at once.
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