On tuesday we were able to interact with the school children, and it was really interesting to see how they analysed the Chatham building.
Some of them were using language to describe what they experienced in ways I would have never thought to

It was interesting to see how the children transformed their diagrams into reality and how they used their creativity to represent different materials.

It was interesting to see how the children could relate the materials to what they had seen during the tour of the building and make use of the materials in a completely different way to what they were originally used for.

It was really interesting to see how the children used their surroundings to form a picture. For example, they used the concrete tiles on the floor as a grid-canvas as a perimeter for their chalk drawings

We went to visit the exhibition by Places Project in the RIBA Hub. What i found interesting was that they promoted us to use our touch senses to experience all the different materials used and not just experiencing with our eyes.

On the first day we brainstormed our ideas, of how we could visualise the journey the children will travel. It was interesting to see how each person could interpret landmarks differently with our imaginations.