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The final part of the project seeks to use the research conducted in parts 1 & 2 to redesign an existing 'psychosis-inducing' apartment complex using a self-proposed 'anti-psychosis' form of Architecture; one that aims to mitigate and prevent the development of psychosis in its inhabitants. The final design can be seen as the antithesis of the 'psychosis city' created in part 1.

Towards the end of part 1, I begin to spatialise the condition of psychosis, this is developed in part 2 whereby I develop design strategies and theories towards creating an 'anti-psychosis' form of Architecture. Ai text-to-image software acted as a primary methodology as I looked to express a link between emotion and materiality.

The first part of the project was spent investigating and understanding the condition of psychosis, culminating in the creation of 'psychosis city', a dystopian parallel world in which current psychosis-inducing trends of urban living are extrapolated to the extreme.

This project seeks to answer; How can co-housing benefit under 50’s living in Burnley with chronic illness and mobility difficulties?

This project seeks to answer; How can we create and implement a framework and masterplan to 'Level up' Burnley? 

A University building designed to accommodate Theatre, Sculpting & Dance.