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Guided Distractions (2019-present)
DFALD University of Toronto


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Guided Distractions  is an undergraduate architecture course initiated at the Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design at the University of Toronto. It disrupts the traditional architectural processes by using a series of parameter-based experiments throughout the semester while researching a nuanced urban issue.  In the latest iteration, the students were asked to address vacant and/or underutilized spaces around the city of Toronto while expressing how these sites could be activated, or questioned.

* Video above includes the work of the students from the first iteration of the course GD 1.0 

* GD 1.0 publication of student works designed and compiled with the help of Haiqa Nisar, Andrew Chun-An Wei, Victoria Cardoso and Alejandra Chauca Velez.