Puutarha — wayfinding through shared experiencing with plants The relationships between plants are complex. They share space, shade, food and water, and thrive in conditions they have evolved with over millennia. Their growth and continuity is dependent on coexistence. When … read more
Coincident with the development of human civilization was the emergence of a new type of critter: one not domesticated, not beloved, but similar to us in so many aspects that they abound in our environments—the urban rat. This urban critter … read more
As a humanist tradition, architecture, with all its associated professions and discourses, has developed within an anthropocentric (human-centred) thought-space. In these disciplines, ontological questions (questions about things in the world) have primarily centred around architectural objects and their human inhabitants. … read more