Ever consider how your physical surroundings impact your individual growth, development, or mood? Morgan Parrish’s talk explores the effects of architecture on personal development and mental association. Morgan analyzes how the architecture of college campuses force students outside of their comfort zones prompting them to explore society, understand social norms, and define a personal identity.
Morgan Parrish is a sophomore at NC State, within the College of Design’s School of Architecture. Morgan is attending school in the hopes of one day creating buildings that impact lives for the better. She hopes to design spaces that connect visitors with each other, their inner selves, and the vast world God has placed them in. Aside from her schooling, she serves as the Chapter Coordinator for the Raleigh Chapter of Architecture for Humanity.
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