1.what are the stories behind?

2.what are people's thoughts about it(in the past& now)?

3.what are the reasons for its rise and fall?

4.How was it designed?

5.What else happened during the same period?

6.What were the most famous shops in the mall area?

7.How did they advertise to attract customers?

8.How did it impact the surrounding residents and the area?

9.What was the process and reason for the demolition?

10.If it hasn't been demolished yet, how could it be transformed to exist in modern world?

11.What characters and their stories unfold within it?

12.What kind of organisation forms within it and how does it operate?

13.What artworks, films, documentaries, photographs, books, or articles are related to this building?

14.What backgrounds typically make up the residents there?

15.Are those shops still in existence? Where have they relocated to?

16.How is the overpass bridge closely associated with this mall(buildings)?

17.What does the area look like now and how did it evolve to its current state?

18.How are the scenes and characters from that time period recreated in films and series?

19.Are there similar events in other regions of Taiwan or even in other countries(the UK)?

20.Are there any major incidents that occurred within this area?

Consequently, I found myself in a panic, unsure of the appropriate format to use. Strengthening the experimentation aspect and starting experiments earlier would prevent the need to consider presentation methods only after completing research, thereby avoiding neglecting the context and resulting in an unsuitable format. At that time, I entertained numerous format ideas without clarity on my communication objectives, yet I failed to experiment with any. It wasn't until the first tutorial that I hurriedly mentioned some ideas, but because I was solely focused on research, my ideas often revolved around individual findings rather than integrating interesting discoveries from my research. This led to last-minute adjustments to the content when producing the outcome, as I hadn't thoroughly considered how to effectively convey integrated ideas visually.

Beginning experimentation outside of A3 sheets from the outset also offers the benefit of visualizing the process, aiding others in understanding the creative journey and background beyond the limitations of A3 pages. Most importantly, it's essential to concurrently explore suitable media and presentation methods. Therefore, I believe this is the aspect I most need to adjust in my FMP. Although the project timeline may be extended, it emphasizes the importance of the experimentation phase in guiding direction, rather than being led solely by research discoveries. Through continuous experimentation, I aim to better navigate and lead the entire process.