Design

ctrl+c

Final Year Project- Design Research, Observation
2024



Commonly used as a command to copy, we reinterpreted as "controlled chaos".
ctrl+c started during my evening runs. Moving from Jakarta to Singapore gave me two contrasting references for everyday life. I kept noticing how people followed the same routes, made the same choices, and moved in the same direction, even when nobody seemed to be telling them what to do.

The project reflects on the quiet tension between autonomy and control, inviting us to consider how designed environments shape everyday behaviour.

A collaborative project by Felicia Winarsa and Joelle Lee in fulfillment of the final year project requirement for BA (Hons) Design Practice at NAFA.





Research Book


“Parks 101”

Parks 101 reimagines urban planning as an instruction manual, using humour and familiar park elements to reflect on the invisible rules that shape the way we move and interact.


Reimagining Park

The proposal reimagines the park as a space that grows with its users. Instead of fixed routes, people gradually create their own paths, allowing each park to evolve with and reflect its surrounding community.

Organic landscapes
Heritage and ornamental trees are arranged naturally, reflecting the character of each neighbourhood.
Nature beyond the park
Green spaces extend into the void deck, blurring the boundary between nature and home.
Desire paths
Fragmented walkways encourage residents to create their own routes, gradually forming paths through everyday use.
Shared waste points
Fewer bins are placed within the park, with collection points integrated into the void deck.
Open-ended play
Minimal play structures leave more room for creativity and imagination.


Exhibited at National Design Centre, Singapore.
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