Mind Mapping 

 Challenges 

 Working in an Architectural profession , it comes with its far share of problem solving . Recently me   and my team participated in an international level design competition . For the competition we had to   Design a Women ’s Pavilion . According to the Brief we had to design a Women ’s Community Pavilion   optimized for 75 users engaging multifunctional spaces for women of all age groups using Architecture   as a medium of change . The challenge is focused on creating an architectural marvel that symbolizes   the impact of women and their influence on our society . The designed spaces must integrate function ,   aesthetics and structural ingenuity . Designers are to consider an optimum usage of space while   designing . The structure should not exceed 500 sq.mt of Footprint area . The proposed design should   also be easy to maintain by its users . The space designed must include but are not limited to functions   like reception and admin area , cafeteria , Spaces for sanitation , skill development workshop studios ,   exhibition space , Cultural spaces , Library , Shops , counselling cabin , intervention hall , community   space , etc . Participants are encouraged to develop their own program in addition to this . The design   should provoke innovative activities that stimulate and accelerate community development . 

 Selection 

 Mind mapping has been one of the most used tools for my design processes . Designing is all about   solving problems but designing through the medium of architecture puts forward numerous problems   to be solved at once . For this competition there were many factors to be considered such as   Sociological Issues , Spatial Requirements , Construction typology , Material Requirements , etc . Mind   mapping helped to bring an order to the following disarray of problems . 

 Application 

 By doing a great deal of research our team came up with a bunch of information . We first needed to   understand what our Design Represent , and that will be the Idea of our design . WOMEN   EMPOWERMENT was the finalised as our theme . Keeping Women Empowerment as a main concept   we started brainstorming through the information . We then came with the Four Pillars Women   Empowerment are Women Education , Women Community , Women ’s Career and Women Culture .   These Four Ideas branched out of our Core Idea which would be the principal factors to implement in   our design . 

 With the research in hand , we started allotting each pillar its role on how it will play a factor in our   design from an architectural perspective . We then gave each pillar its own subpoints of data available .   By using the mind map we were able to sub categorise all the data and research we had acquired   throughout this time .   This sorting of data helped to analyse it in a better way , we had a more insight   of what we could take out of it . 

 Insight 

 By using the Tool of Mind Mapping Our Team was able to generate segregated ideas with its respective   topics by the data that was available to us . By doing this we able to find common grounds and cross   pollinate between each pillar . We were able to connects the dots and by doing this we were able to   optimize our work and bring more efficiency to our design . This also increased work rate and helped   us to get more work done in less amount of time . 

 Approach 

 This tool has definitely brought more productivity in our line of work . Design thinking has led our team   to more effective design solutions and reduced the friction in the process . Mind mapping has led us   to a healthier Brainstorming sessions between the team members . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Mind Mapping 

 Challenges 

 Working in an Architectural profession , it comes with its far share of problem solving . Recently me   and my team participated in an international level design competition . For the competition we had to   Design a Women ’s Pavilion . According to the Brief we had to design a Women ’s Community Pavilion   optimized for 75 users engaging multifunctional spaces for women of all age groups using Architecture   as a medium of change . The challenge is focused on creating an architectural marvel that symbolizes   the impact of women and their influence on our society . The designed spaces must integrate function ,   aesthetics and structural ingenuity . Designers are to consider an optimum usage of space while   designing . The structure should not exceed 500 sq.mt of Footprint area . The proposed design should   also be easy to maintain by its users . The space designed must include but are not limited to functions   like reception and admin area , cafeteria , Spaces for sanitation , skill development workshop studios ,   exhibition space , Cultural spaces , Library , Shops , counselling cabin , intervention hall , community   space , etc . Participants are encouraged to develop their own program in addition to this . The design   should provoke innovative activities that stimulate and accelerate community development . 

 Selection 

 Mind mapping has been one of the most used tools for my design processes . Designing is all about   solving problems but designing through the medium of architecture puts forward numerous problems   to be solved at once . For this competition there were many factors to be considered such as   Sociological Issues , Spatial Requirements , Construction typology , Material Requirements , etc . Mind   mapping helped to bring an order to the following disarray of problems . 

 Application 

 By doing a great deal of research our team came up with a bunch of information . We first needed to   understand what our Design Represent , and that will be the Idea of our design . WOMEN   EMPOWERMENT was the finalised as our theme . Keeping Women Empowerment as a main concept   we started brainstorming through the information . We then came with the Four Pillars Women   Empowerment are Women Education , Women Community , Women ’s Career and Women Culture .   These Four Ideas branched out of our Core Idea which would be the principal factors to implement in   our design . 

 With the research in hand , we started allotting each pillar its role on how it will play a factor in our   design from an architectural perspective . We then gave each pillar its own subpoints of data available .   By using the mind map we were able to sub categorise all the data and research we had acquired   throughout this time .   This sorting of data helped to analyse it in a better way , we had a more insight   of what we could take out of it . 

 Insight 

 By using the Tool of Mind Mapping Our Team was able to generate segregated ideas with its respective   topics by the data that was available to us . By doing this we able to find common grounds and cross   pollinate between each pillar . We were able to connects the dots and by doing this we were able to   optimize our work and bring more efficiency to our design . This also increased work rate and helped   us to get more work done in less amount of time . 

 Approach 

 This tool has definitely brought more productivity in our line of work . Design thinking has led our team   to more effective design solutions and reduced the friction in the process . Mind mapping has led us   to a healthier Brainstorming sessions between the team members .
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