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DefuLand

Celebrating the Recycling Event

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Defu Industrial Estate Individual Academic Work Year 3, Design 5

August - November 2021

Professor Thomas Kong

DEFULAND was conceived as a radical solution to a rapidly changing waste landscape. Moving towards a digital future the issue of e-waste and other integrated products continues to grow exponentially. These integrated systems require a change in infrastructure surrounding its recycling, a more dispersed smaller-scale operation. Paired with the need to adapt, a weak architecture that is an antithesis of this new waste, which is less composite, more enzymatic, traversable, and fluid. A completely new typology to recycling whom’s key agency is the general public. A non-sequential theme park that celebrates the recycling event as spectacle. Bring the new agency on a didactic journey through an amalgamation of bottom-up infrastructure through the tectonics of scaffold.

Following the footsteps of the recycling veterans, the public traverses the site as Karang Guni spurred on to spectate, participate and finally create. SPECTATE : to observe and marvel at, a cursory relationship. PARTCIPATE : to take part and journey with, palpable understanding. CREATE : the last act, the agent becomes the enterprise, achieving the recycling apex.

^ Site Analysis

ASSEMBLAGE | KARANG GUNI | RECYCLING

Looking towards assemblage to inform a new understanding of the site. Could this possibly inform a way of looking at the site differently from the empirical means of analysis?

A Turn to Spectacle

Can the recycling experience be reimagined as a spectacle?

^ A Turn to Spectacle

Can the recycling experience be reimagined as a spectacle?

< Diagram of Process

From centralised systems towards decentralised spectatorship.

< Collection of Decentralised Spaces Event spaces spread accross the sprawl of the Defu Industrial Estate.

A play on the traditional theme park brochure, an alternate vision of an event led, non-hierarchal themepark

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A comprehensive but not definitive guide on how to build a recycling theme park

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