
Ivy Yuen Ching Mak
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Strive in the Lithiocene
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Here is Ysabel's Design Thesis. For this project, she decided Redesign a "PC Bang", a Korean Internet Cafe. With PC meaning Personal Computer, and Bang meaning room in Korea. Her design looks to expand and challenge the traditional use of the PC Bang's ways of community and collective gatherings. Through the use of co…
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For Ivy's final thesis, she created a system of spatial structures for Diaguita-Calchaqui indigenous to strive against the suppression of lithium extraction companies and government in North-western Argentina.
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