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What will our problem be?
What will our problem be?
During our first final assignment meeting, we were in quite a conundrum figuring out what kind of problem we COULD solve, much less what problems there are for us to solve. We sat around firing random ideas at each other hoping to catch on to something (u see what i just did there? sry bad fire pun), and brought up the problems cause by COVID-19 due to its massive literal life changing relevancy in these turbulent times.
Here are some summarised ideas from the end of our meeting
We were initially leaning heavily towards making 'loneliness from lack of social interaction' our problem with a bit of irresolution.
We were initially leaning heavily towards making 'loneliness from lack of social interaction' our problem with a bit of irresolution.
BUT...
BUT...
Our brilliant member Venice proposed to us "Why not tackle the problem of Malaysia's air pollution?".
Our brilliant member Venice proposed to us "Why not tackle the problem of Malaysia's air pollution?".
The genius of Venice's comment lies in the fact that all of our group members are FNBE students (AKA architect wannabes) therefore we could design a more sustainable city and make a more sustainable city using methods and things we learned in our classes!
The genius of Venice's comment lies in the fact that all of our group members are FNBE students (AKA architect wannabes) therefore we could design a more sustainable city and make a more sustainable city using methods and things we learned in our classes!
Furthermore Venice's comment of air pollution relates to our current problem the world is facing; COVID-19.
Furthermore Venice's comment of air pollution relates to our current problem the world is facing; COVID-19.
Many studies have been done in regarding the relationship of COVID-19 and air pollution. And results show that higher exposure to air pollution increase the risks of contracting COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases.
Many studies have been done in regarding the relationship of COVID-19 and air pollution. And results show that higher exposure to air pollution increase the risks of contracting COVID-19 and other respiratory diseases.
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