Assessment of sites

Today, we discussed main ideas of our garden at Goldsmiths campus. In addition, the big picture of live garden become much clear. Further more, we attempted to transform the aims of garden into criteria which can help us to sort out the data from fieldwork. Therefore, we took conditions of each site into account and assessed them by our consensus. Finally, we believe that water, food connection, compost, and space for storage and tool are important factors which should be concerned in the process of developing garden proposal.

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Fieldwork site info

Hi Shan Yu, Hazwani

These are the scanned files of our site observation (should able to be enarged...if still cannot indentify I'll think another way...)

BTW today a classmate told me that he intend to join our group on technonature!

Raju Rahman, MACP
raju.rahman@hotmail.co.uk
07930984761

How's the meal and the talk today?
Are we going to have a discussion, and maybe tell him about our progress?

Chueh Ying

Sketches of Proposal Sites

The fieldwork which was successfully accomplished yesterday, gives us an initial start to be close and familiar with each other ways of doing work. We started at 10:00am in the studio with our group discussion based on individual readings about green urban. Roughly around 11:00am, we began our fieldwork. However, before we decided the final site, we explored five areas within Goldsmiths campus which we thought the most suitable and feasible area to develop our Green Garden Proposal. Despite the depressing weather, we managed to get them all done before dawn. As you can see, I have posted sketches of the five chosen sites that we all picked and I drew them during our fieldwork.

What's our next plan team - shall we have a discuss which site is the most preferable?  ^__^

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Sites photos on the run!!

The five potential chosen sites to be taken into consideration and discuss within the team.

Our Fieldwork

Today, we really did a good fieldwork at Goldsmith campus. Enjoyed the moment we shared with each other. Hope everyone learns something new from each other and from our work!