Faith is a trilingual undergraduate student at the University of St. Andrews, majoring in Art History. She is Vice President of Strategy and Senior Partner at UEI.
UEI Papers and Reports
Using the 2011 Somalia famine as a case study, this essay explores the benefits and risks of migration, providing an overview of the famine and analyzing its implications for affected societies.
Urban Affairs and Architecture
In a car-centred city plagued by vehicular pollution, this proposal identifies streets to be modified with human centred design at its core. These streets implement bike lanes, bus lanes, wider sidewalks, and increased tree coverage - all of which encourage the use of alternate transportation.
History
Patronage shapes the meaning and experience of an architectural space by prescribing size, shape, and content to enforce personal values of the patrons of Naqsh-e Jahan Square, Isfahan, and St Peter’s Square, Rome.
UEI Papers and Reports
From towering architectural monuments to the intricate and precise layout of city streets, the spaces humans inhabit profoundly shape behaviour and ways of life.