Romance to Revolution - The World of Faberge: Project Proposal

This project proposal is for the Foundation in Design and Creative Business final major project (FMP) unit. The proposal includes a review of the candidate's foundation journey, an explanation of the project concept, and an evaluation of the proposed project. The project will use the entire research methodology onion model and will include primary and secondary research. The project action plan and timeline is also included.

Project Proposal Template
2021/2023
Foundation in Design and Creative Business
FADM3004 - Final Major Project (FMP)
Unit Credits: 20
“The coming of Fabergé
flashed like a comet through
the black firmament of over-
seriousness everywhere
and with such unmistakable
brilliance.” (Henry Bainbridge,
Fabergé's London agent)

Project Proposal Template
Candidate Name
Candidate Number
Pathway
Project Title
Romance to Revolution - The World of Faberge
Section 1: Review (approx. 150 words)
In this section, reflect on your foundation journey – what techniques have you learnt?
What are your strengths and weaknesses? Tell us about what you have experienced on
the foundation so far.
I have learnt about the exhibition techniques based on the Romance to Revolution - The World
of Faberge. It includes the learning techniques about the ideas and creativity that was shown in
the exhibition relating to the area of Romance to Revolution - The World of Faberge. The
journey was all about the visiting and seeking knowledge about new things that has several
strengths and weaknesses. For example, my foundation journey is based on the gathering
about the information which are demonstrated in the exhibition. Therefore, strengths includes
that the demonstration done in the exhibition was almost perfect because it was easily
understood by me that how the entire management is being done. Weaknesses includes that
the illustration done in the exhibition was not in a sequential manner so it was becoming
difficult for me to integrate and make relations among the objects kept in the exhibition.
Section 2: Project Concept (approx. 250 words)
Explain your approach to the theme. Give an overview of what you plan to
include in your portfolio – what techniques will you use? What primary and
secondary research will you conduct? What final design outcome will you
create?
The current plan will include the entire research methodology onion model. It has total six
layers. Research philosophy is the uppermost and first layer of the model. It includes the
positivism and realism along with the interpretivism and pragmatism research philosophy.
The current research will use the realism philosophy. Research approach is the second layer
of the model. It includes the deductive and inductive research approach. The current

research will use the deductive approach. Research strategy is the third layer of the model. It
includes the experiment and survey along with the case study and action research. Moreover,
grounded theory and ethnography along with the archival research are also covered in
research strategies. The current research will use the experiment strategy. Research choice is
the fourth layer of the model. It includes the mono and mixed along with the multi methods
of research choices. The current research will use the mixed method of quantitative and
qualitative choices. Research time horizon is the fifth layer of the model. It includes the
cross sectional or short term and longitudinal or long term research time horizon. The
current research will use the cross sectional or short term time horizon. Research techniques
and procedures is the sixth layer of the model. It includes the data collection and data
analysis methods such as primary and secondary types of data collection methods in
research techniques and procedures. The current research will use both the primary and
secondary research in the form of literature review and experiments by personally visiting
the exhibition.

Project Proposal Template
Section 3: Evaluation (approx. 100 words)
Evaluate and assess what you have planned to do in the previous sections – will you get
peer feedback? Will you get feedback from the Academic Mentors? How will you ensure
you are successful at delivering your proposed project?
I have planned to conduct the entire research based on the personal experiment and deliver the content as per my
gatherings of the data collection in order to represent in a more authentic manner. I will make sure that I could
get the positive feedback from the peers and academic mentors. I will make sure that I will deliver my proposed
project in a successful by personally reviewing all the data that is drafted into the information with proper
justifications and evidences for better and strategic representation of it.
Conclusion: It is concluded that experimentations and practical observations in research is
an important concept to learn and study so that its applications can be applied in the real
world investigations. This is because it helps in providing the real time facts and authentic
content to deliver for further research as per the needs and requirements. Therefore, it is
important to investigate about the exhibition in a practical form so that the research can
be based on the actual data and statistics.
Proposed Research Sources and Bibliography (Harvard Format)
K. McCarthy (2021). Faberge. London: V & A Publishing, pp.3-14.
Romaniello, M.P., Smith, A.K. and Starks, T. eds., 2021. The Life Cycle of Russian Things:
From Fish Guts to Fabergé, 1600-Present. Bloomsbury Publishing.
Frazier, I., 2019. What Ever Happened to the Russian Revolution?. In The Best American
Magazine Writing 2018 (pp. 221-270). Columbia University Press.
Spinelli, M. and Dann, L., 2019. Podcasting: The audio media revolution. Bloomsbury
Publishing USA.
Todd, M., 2022. Cultural History. In Undergraduate Research in History (pp. 120-127).
Routledge.
Leoussi, A.S., Payne, G. and Sulak, A., 2020. The language of freedom: democracy,
humanity, and nationality in the architecture and art of the modern european national
parliament. The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Race, Ethnicity, and Nationalism, pp.245-276.
Project Action Plan and Timeline
Week Date Week
Beginning
Activity/What you are
intending to do –
including
Resources/What you will
need to do it – including
access to workshops

independent study
1st week 2nd January Visiting the exhibition Resources required are the
authentic exhibition and passes
to visit

2nd Week 9th January Observing the areas Resources required are the
different areas in the exhibition
with different subjects
3rd week 17th January Findings out the interesting
part
Resources required are the
interested subject area
4th Week 25th January Researching about the
interesting part
Resources required are the
proper information with the
help of books and internet
5th week 2nd March Developing report Resources required are the
relevant information and
primary data
6th week 10th march Concluding report with
findings and results
Resources required are the
quantitative results with
interpretation