Tin held the lecture/workshop Diagram at GLA304, a lecture to encourage students to draw, convey and convince beyond their usual landscape training. A big part of spatial planning is also about conveying abstract ideas to supplement the concrete sections/plans.

Tin held the lecture/workshop Diagram at “MAST302 Planning the Master Thesis - Landscape Architecture”. This workshop focuses mainly on the difference of conducting a written thesis or a design project - which brings with it different types of diagrams.

To earn a quick buck, Tin conducted a few competitions sworn in secrecy. It is none of your business who the client was, who he collaborated with, why he was not credited, who his competitors where, how he came to acquire this project etc. etc. But do read article if you want to know more about Doha in general.

Tin got a mail from the NMBU admin about a mandatory meeting. The agenda was: an update whether if the PhD is on track or not, due the expiration of his contract/bankrolling 25th of February. His supervisor Knut Boge, pointed out that this was a “make-it-or-beak-it” meeting, whether if he could continue or not.

To earn a quick buck, Tin conducted a few competitions sworn in secrecy. It is none of your business who the client was, who he collaborated with, why he was not credited, who his competitors where, how he came to acquire this project etc. etc. There is one important aspect he contributed to: a formula on how to generate estimates on when housing speculation succeeds and when it fails!

Tin held the lecture/workshop Diagram at “TfMK Tverrfaglig Masterklasse”. The session encourages participants to draw, communicate, and persuade beyond the conventions of writing. The workshop supports TfMK’s interdisciplinary framework, where students work on individual master's theses.