A digital platform designed to support victims of abuse and an app that aims to help older people socialise online more easily are included in Dezeen's latest school show from students at the University of Sydney.
Also featured is a project that imagines an architectural response to the 2011 Japan earthquake and tsunami, and a library designed to reference Despina, a city from Italo Calvino's book Invisible Cities.

University of Sydney
School: University of Sydney, School of Architecture, Design and Planning

Courses:  Master of Architecture, Bachelor of Design in Architecture, Bachelor of Architecture and Environments, Master of Interaction Design and Electronic Arts, Master of Design, Bachelor of Design Computing, Master of Urban Design, Master of Urbanism, Master of Urban and Regional Planning
Tutors: Sebastian Tsang, Simon Weir, Mano Ponnambalam, Christian Williams, Thomas Stromberg, Matthew Mindrup, Abhiruchi Chhikara, Luke Hespanhol, Emily Hatton, and Phillip Gough
School statement:
"Ranked first in Australia for Architecture/Built Environment in the QS World University Rankings 2021, the Sydney School of Architecture, Design, and Planning sits proudly on Gadigal land.
"For a School dedicated to the study of place, space and their relationships with people, it is fitting that the traditions of knowledge sharing and community feature intrinsically in the life of the School.
"The School is committed to a sustainable future for Sydney and the w...