Share the Love, Save the World is Sarah Okafor’s thesis project at Assumption University’s School of Architecture and Design, which has evolved into a book about life, inspiration, and ideas in work and design. The book includes ideas that came up while working on this project; it is thus more than just a presentation or collection of design work; it is also an interesting writing and fiction book in its own right, in terms of storytelling and inspiration, thanks to the ability to write and tell stories by the designer. This book was produced, published, and distributed by art4d in collaboration with Assumption University’s School of Architecture and Design. It is one of the unique projects commemorating the 25th anniversary of AAU.

Society has defined a designer’s role in the process of developing a product as nothing but following the expectations of the majority, such as conservation of Thai characteristics, the use of recycled materials, or sustainability concerns. But it fails to capture the true meaning of creativity, which is at the core of designers’ objectives in product design. And these developments in their surrounding environment have inspired designers, resulting in a flow of creativity and the founding of new establishments. Viewed from this perspective, one of the areas where the pairing of the establishment of new designs and the alternative visions of an object occurs the most is the city.

15/108: Design Solutions for the City is an exhibition held from March 28 to April 2, 2003, presenting 15 design solutions for the city from a new perspective by graduate students in design, Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Rangsit University, featuring work from Root Three Design, designLAB, and Studio 502.