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Print Matter

PANEL
4-colour risograph zine
For sale at Printed Matter (NYC) and The Beguiling (TO).

“A Dip into the Uncanny Valley.” Master’s Thesis, Columbia University, 2020. 

LITTLE STUDY 
“On Tidying with Marie Kondo.” 2021. 

“The Sweetness of Public Infrastructures, or Tangerine.” EPD: Society and Space. 2019. 

“Ghosts in the Cannon: Logistics in Geographical Thought.” University of Toronto Journal of Geography, 2018.


Exhibition Design

COMING SOON
Alison Y Zhou


Alison is a M.Arch I candidate at the Harvard Graduate School of Design. She comes with a BA in Human Geography from the University of Toronto and a MA in Comparative Literature from Columbia University.   

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Variable Speed Theatre 


Site: Back Bay, Boston 
Advised by Michelle Chang  



In our contemporary moment, theatres are uniquely able to be an anchor to other realities – to provide, as Mark Wilson calls it, a “physical home for social multimedia”. We were interested in interrogating this relationship between the theatre and the city. Our initial research found precedents that extrapolated wildly different aspects of the picture-viewing experience into an architectural language – from simulating the transparency of a screen, to inheriting the opacity of a black box.