



Quipit Student Survey
A participatory table installation ↗ in the school's atrium that challenged passersby with the question: What would you change if you ran the school? Designed as a platform for dialogue and collector of viewpoints, the table became adorned with students' handwritten responses, evolving into a mirror of collective sentiment. After a month-long response collection, QUIPIT—an student group in the University of Illinois' School of Architecture, with Ray Majewski, Christian Pepper, and Robert Prochaska—held an exclusive student event to discuss the gathered insights, culminating in a presentation to the school's director. Part of our broader initiative using tongue-in-cheek installation art and events to foster open dialogues among students, faculty, and administration.
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