Reflective summary – new journey

First contact When I first saw the introduction of this course, I was very confused, frightened, worried that I would not be able to complete the homework. However, after first class, all these worries disappeared. Teacher divided us into multiple groups to discuss how to design the blog website. We became closer to each other Read the full article…

Looking back and summing up

Completely new field When we were informed at the start of the first semester that we would be required to blog, I was perplexed because this was something completely new to me that I had never experienced before. I realised I’d have to write lengthy texts not only for the teacher to review but also Read the full article…

Looking back..

Looking back on semester 2, I was able to be more confident in sharing my idea compared to the first semester. The tutorials that were placed every week with my peers and tutors made me build up my thoughts and read a lot of literature in the process. Through those time, I found out I Read the full article…

Embracing The Future

I have delved more deeply into urban design and architecture during this year of study. My previous study in Birmingham was landscape design. I have a strong interest in ecological design, but I have developed a strong interest in housing and climate in urban design during this study. Last year our work and tasks were Read the full article…

Moving forward

Photo by Rodion Kutsaev on Unsplash

This semester, blogging provided a form of escape from all the coursework we needed to produce for other modules. As I mentioned in my previous reflective blog Looking Back, I saw this opportunity as a way to broaden my reading on a variety of subjects in which I had long been interested but had never Read the full article…

Looking back, looking forward…

Fig.1.0. photo by Huangyunzhou My changes First of all, I am grateful to the teachers and students who helped me during my time in the UK, I really feel that I have gained a lot. I would also like to thank all those who have read my blogs and I hope they have been of value Read the full article…

Onto the next chapter

I can’t believe it’s been nine months since I first arrived in Newcastle. It just feels like yesterday when I visited Newcastle University for the first time. And yet here I am almost done with my second semester of the course. The pleasant and thrilling process of creating blogs was a constant thread that ran Read the full article…

Looking back, to a way forward

Firstly, I would like to appreciate everyone that has read or found my blogs to contain valuable information. The blogs for me have been a good platform to contemplate current conundrums in our urban world. Blogging has been a socially motivated event, so therefore I also take this moment to congratulate my colleagues. The tutors Read the full article…