Architecture presentation as play ground

After 4 year study in architecture school and been through thousands of presentation. I figure out that there are quite a few presentation formats that suit to various purpose and stage. Instead of the conventional presentation format, there are "pecha kocha", "4/4 presentation", "charrete" and more if i can come up with. 

Considering the level of excitement, architectural presentation is pretty much like a play ground :p, and there are lots of interesting issue, like stage, player, big boss, activity pattern, excitement level and so on we can study on. If taking that as a research project, it may even contribute to improve the quality of all the presentations. Well, we see how it goes. Here they are,

1

• individual or group
• paper panel/ model can be chosen to play
• players are often given 10-20 minutes to play
• no guarantee that other player will pay attention to
• big boss will decide your life or death

2

• mostly individual presentation
• PowerPoint only
• player has 20 slides to go, each one 20 sec
• if you cannot finish one slide, concentrate on the next one
• big boss join the crowd
• with snack and drink in some relaxing instance

3

• 4 key players play at the same time
• other 20 players divide into group of 4
• every player need to present 4 times to all the groups
• big boss join one of the groups
• normally 2-3 minutes on one presentation

4

• playing first and then presenting
• divide into groups and work for certain amount of time
• big boss hang around
• when time is finish, move to a conventional presentation