Nature and the Law: In Defence of a Pluriversal, More-Than-Human Approach

Network member Josh Gellers shares his new article, “Nature and the Law: In Defence of a Pluriversal, More-Than-Human Approach,” recently published in the Review of European, Comparative & International Environmental Law (RECIEL). The paper examines how nature might be incorporated into the law—both conceptually … read more

BOOK LAUNCH: Seasonal Designing with the Holding Surplus House

Seasonal shifts are affected by climate change, causing challenges for multispecies inhabitants in their ecosystems. How can the designed living environment be turned into a site for multispecies flourishing? This collection modestly proposes seasonal designing to link design processes with seasonal changes. … read more

Transmundane Architecture: Architectural Control Relationships Through the Lens of More-than-Human Onto-Epistemologies, Degrowth Practices and Occulture

SEBASTIAN GATZ: PUBLIC DEFENSE OF DOCTORAL DISSERTATION Architecture has traditionally focused on human-centered practices, emphasizing control over construction processes and creating internal environments that separate humans from their external surroundings. The growing interest in posthuman theories introduces the concept of … read more

Mineral Matterings: Diffractive Practices of Design

PETRA LILJA: PUBLIC DEFENSE OF DOCTORAL DISSERTATION This dissertation, Mineral Matterings: Diffractive Practices of Design makes design perceptible as a source of concern, part of the extractivist logic. Through two projects, “Walking with Minerals” and “Critical Clay,” Lilja have invited … read more