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Sara Tavakoli

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During a daylong presentation of GSD students' theses, Sara Tavakoli's 35-minute vampire movie took perhaps the biggest risk (photo 1), with critics questioning its relationship to architecture. Tian Ren offered a more traditional approach with an architectural scheme to refurbish a former Shanghai slaughterhouse (photo 2). “Thesis review is often a stressful time,” said Caroline James (photo 3), “but I was determined to enjoy the process.”

Architectural fever dreams

During day of GSD thesis presentations, student creativity is the watchword

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DateJanuary 28, 2014