*Last Update Sep 2025

Here, the focus is less on sketches, drawings, or formal designs and more on readings, writings, and reflective narratives.

This deliberate choice is part of my process: working through text helps me navigate the complexity of a project's collected data without being overwhelmed by visuals or unconsciously echoing precedent solutions. By holding back on imagery, I aim to keep the thinking sharp, allowing ideas to emerge before they are shaped by form.

Studies

1

September
2025

In Vietnam, real estate is treated as gold, yet the younger generation can no longer achieve “an cư lạc nghiệp”.

My project imagines modular homes docking across the country, where the modern nomad prospers not by settling, but by moving to where opportunities lie.

2

September
2025

In the aftermath of the war, Britain was struggling with a massive housing shortage, and the government was trying to solve this by looking at alternative building methods, especially from other industries. But it didn't just need a rebuilding or a housing solution. It demanded bold ideas to inspire the collective spirit.

And all of this set the stage for Achigram, and their work was really out there.

3

March - April
2023

Indigenous languages without writing systems are highly vulnerable. Mo Mường, a branch of the unscripted Mường language, was listed by UNESCO in 2017 as an Intangible Cultural Heritage in Need of Urgent Safeguarding.

This highlights the risk of Mường “disappearing without a trace.” This paper analyzes the issue and offers policy recommendations based on academic research and course materials.

4

Febuary
2023

A research essay on recent sociolinguistic research about age in relation to linguistic variables and discourse on a social media platform. It is about specific age groups (e.g. adolescents,…) and critiquing age as a social variable. It includes a literature review section, which summarizes some recent research on this subject.

5

August
2021

Un Chien Andalou (1929), directed by Luis Buñuel and co-written with Salvador Dalí, is a surrealist short film that defies traditional narrative structure and logic.

It unfolds as a dream-like sequence of seemingly disjointed but highly evocative images. Here are some interesting metaphors and interpretations...

6

January
2022

From Tany’s reflection on ethnic naming and depiction, drawn from her experience of having her legal birth name repeatedly rejected on registration websites.

7

September
2022

Due to the numerous interactions between vehicles moving in various directions, possessing a variety of characteristics, and renouncing lane discipline, mixed traffic at roundabouts constitutes an extremely complex situation.

They stand in for an intersection that is not signalized and makes use of the yield on entry and circulation rules.