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Intending to quietly observe and capture the genius loci of her walk along the River Thames at the Southbank Centre in London, Siddhi puts together a montage of clips, inviting the viewers on a flâner with her.

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Siddhi suggests a public monument commemorating the self and community with an element of play in a sketch model. The space provides avenues for reflection, engagement, and connection. The pavilion is supported by three pillars representing meaning, art, and morality—ideas that encapsulate human consciousness.

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Sophie responds to the location and culture of Hanoi West Lake in Vietnam, constructing a mural to reflect Vietnam’s culture and natural ecosystem. 

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 Rhett uses site-specific research to illustrate human environmental manipulation. Responding directly to London's environment, he reinterprets the Dutch garden design through 3-D modelling, transforming the 3-D model into a composition. 

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In Japan, it is difficult to grow succulent plants due to the climate and humidity.　Using 3d printing technology, Kent designed a mesh flowerpot that is friendly to both plants and the environment. This represents our capacity to find creative solutions. Utilize this link to see more images related to this project: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lRCo_sqAugQ0RpZ9-Fhwp742PlqrI2aq/view?usp=sharing 

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The above drawing symbolises how JJ and Rhett combined artistic perspectives and styles. The subjects are based on observations on a day devoted to walking through London. 