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Exhibit Title Card - "Transition Design for Art, Ecology, and Local History" "Rutgers Landscape Architecture 2026 Praxis SOCIOARC Studio Dr. Anita Bakshi ." This text sits on a textured background with horizontal lines in teal and coral colors. The bottom of the images shows a drawing of a forest in different shades of green.

Exhibit Title Card - "Transition Design for Art, Ecology, and Local History" "Rutgers Landscape Architecture 2026 Praxis SOCIOARC Studio Dr. Anita Bakshi ." This text sits on a textured background with horizontal lines in teal and coral colors. The…

Exhibit Title Card - "New Brunswick: People & Place" "Learrn more about New Brunswick, NJ including histories of places and peoples, development and gentrification, and arts and culture." This text sits on a textured background of diagonal lines. On the bottom right is a photograph of a mural in New Brunswick. There is a wall painted dark blue, with green letters and small squares.

Exhibit Title Card - "New Brunswick: People & Place" "Learrn more about New Brunswick, NJ including histories of places and peoples, development and gentrification, and arts and culture." This text sits on a textured background of diagonal lines.…

Exhibit Title Card - "Transition Design after Capitalism for Social Innovation." "Rutgers Landscape Architecture 2025 Praxis SOCIOARC Studio Dr. Anita Bakshi ." This text sits on a textured background with horizontal lines in teal and coral colors. The bottom left of the image contains illegible text that is there just for texture

Exhibit Title Card - "Transition Design after Capitalism for Social Innovation." "Rutgers Landscape Architecture 2025 Praxis SOCIOARC Studio Dr. Anita Bakshi ." This text sits on a textured background with horizontal lines in teal and coral colors.…

Exhibit Title Card - "SOCIOARC Book," This exhibit is a walk through of the Collaborations in Architecture and Sociology book by Anita Bakshi & Zaire Dinzey-Flores (Routledge, 2026) " This text is on a textured coral-colored background. On the right is a photo of the cover of the book.

Exhibit Title Card - "SOCIOARC Theory & Methods," "SOCIOARC brings together architectural & sociological methods for working with communities on design projects ." This text is on a blue. textured background. An image on the right shows a human figure standing on two feet with one hand stretched up into the air and the other stretched down. The figure has a short, spiky haircut and appears to be of medium build. The figure is outlined in a thick hand-drawn black line. Inside the figure are high contrast collages of both people and buildings. Immediately adjacent to the figure, the orange and teal overlays swirl and interlock.

Exhibit Title Card - "SOCIOARC Theory & Methods," "SOCIOARC brings together architectural & sociological methods for working with communities on design projects ." This text is on a blue. textured background. An image on the right shows a human…

SOCIOARC Spiral
Painting and digital collage by Anita Bakshi. Photocollage with a hand drawn figure overlaid. The left side is a dense collage of buildings of different scales and styles, overlaid with a light pink-orange tone. The right side is a collage of photos of individuals and groups of people, overlaid with a light teal color. At the center of the image is a human figure standing on two feet with one hand stretched up into the air and the other stretched down. The figure has a short, spiky haircut and appears to be of medium build. The figure is outlined in a thick hand-drawn black line. Inside the figure are high contrast collages of both people and buildings. Immediately adjacent to the figure, the orange and teal overlays swirl and interlock.

SOCIOARC Triangles
Triangles illustrating the relationship between architecture, sociology, and community partners pulling in different directions, with an equilateral triangle (bottom) representing the relationship in a dynamic balance. Diagrams by Ben Barsotti Scott.
A diagram with four triangles of different proportions. The lowest triangle is equilateral, its interior divided equally into orange-pink, purple, and teal pieces. The orange piece is labeled ARC, the purple is labeled COMM, the teal is labeled SOC. Just above, the SOC corner pulls far to the right, creating an outsized teal piece. Above that, the COMM corner pulls upward, creating an outsized purple piece. Above that, the ARC corner pulls to the left, creating an outsized orange piece.

SOCIOARC Pythagorean Spiral
The SOCIOARC spiral, created by bringing the dialogic triangles together as a Pythagorean spiral. Diagram by Anita Bakshi. A drawing showing a Pythagorean spiral as composed from the diagrams of four triangles of different proportions. The triangles are each composed of orange-pink, purple, and teal segments. They come together to form a shell-like shape.

SOCIOARC Exercises List
This image shows a list of exercises with small circles next to the name of each exercise. The circles are filled in with colors where relevant to show the different elements involved in each exercise. The list reads as following:
Coding & Analyzing Data
Cognitive Mapping
Collaborations Questions for Self & Group
Community Program Policy Plan
Drawing Social Places
Drawing the Non-Static View
Express Ethnographic Sample
Emplacing and Socializing Architectural Designs
Integrated Social Cartographies
Macro Policy and Form
Negotiating Beauty
Perspective Scavenger Hunt
Photographing Design & Social Elements
Rendered Figures as Social Individuals
Semi-Structured Site Visit
Social Camera
Socio Spatial Interview
Systematic Social (Spatial) Observation [SS{S)O]
Texture Walk
Translating Concept to Form

Book Cover. The text reads "Collaborations in Architecture & Sociology" "Anita Bakshi and Zaire Z. Dinzey-Flores" The words sit on a patterned background

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