Week 11: My Reflections
Reflecting on this course has been incredibly cathartic and gratifying and I am sad to be leaving this experience behind….
Week 10: Compostable Architecture
This week I am focusing on all things mushrooms. After exploring more of Katy Ayers work on mushroom canoes and…
Week 9: Is Our Future Ancestral?
“We invite humanity to this collective task. To assume this commitment to reforest minds and hearts for the healing of…
Week 8: Plastics Reimagined
This week’s theme immediately got me thinking about my own discipline of geography. During my degree the impact of human…
Week 7: Co-constructing Play
The concept of ‘vibrant matter’ proposes that all elements in the world, from matter to materials, from objects to ‘things’,…
Week 6: Annotated Bibliography
This annotated bibliography explores three texts that attempt to challenge the western dualism that separates nature and culture and highlights…
Week 5: Circular Catalysts
A circular economy, is it really possible? This week we focused on the ongoing debate on the feasibility of implementing…
Week 4: Biofabrication
“The very thing we have been trying to marginalise, life, might actually be our biggest collaborator” (Lee, 2020) William McDonough…
Week 3: Third Landscapes
By distancing ourselves from other species and entities, we deny the ecosystems of which we are all a part. To…
Week 2: Nature Commodified
Reading design historians, Kjetil Fallan and Finn Arne Jørgensen’s, article encouraged me to think in more depth about the complex…
