The Art and Design School Project is an interdisciplinary and creative project that offers a free, intimate and intellectual experience within a gallery setting for the discourse on art, design and contemporary culture. It is motivated by the tradition of experimental pedagogies and seeks alternative grounds and ideas in engaging the community of learners through non-conventional means of teaching and learning in Singapore.
 
Project Rational and Goals
The Art and Design School Project is conceived first and foremost as a project. Its liminal presence, by situating within a real space and engaging with live participants yet fictive and future-oriented to some extent supports its unfolding in a projective but pointed and systematic manner. It challenges conventional structure and organization of a school, the methods of knowledge delivery and exchange, as well as the roles of learner and teacher. The project is strongly motivated by the possibility of opening up new concepts and strategies for the future teaching and learning of art and design in Singapore. The Art and Design School Project therefore:
 

1. Takes on a projective and speculative character that affords it the space to question and shape the future of art and design education.
2. Allows a systematic and interdisciplinary process to unpack the issues and concerns surrounding art and design pedagogies, and discover new synergies and strategies.
3. Encourages a different attitude among the participants that facilitates the free exchange of roles and their hierarchies- from an artist, a designer, a teacher, and a learner to a facilitator.
4. Provides a collective platform for recent graduates and practitioners to sustain their curiosity and intellectual inquiry after their formal art and design educations.

Taking Singapore as a laboratory for the thinking and design of future healthcare spaces, services, and deliveries, architecture, and industrial design students worked together to develop innovative and scalable solutions for a distributed healthcare system in the year 2030. The projects are collaborative, multi-scalar, and multi-stakeholder in approach. They considered near-to-far-future scenarios for a distributed system across different sites, touchpoints, and experiences by harnessing digital technologies, deploying connected care platforms, and being supported by grassroots organizations, social agencies, and communities. Healthcare 2030 was led by architects, experience, and industrial designers who aimed to provide an interdisciplinary, collaborative, and empathetic studio experience.

​View the virtual exhibition: https://chio.space/virtual-tour/healthcare-2030/home