Imagining the Future - through Architecture and Design

Adaptive Knit envisages a future in which buildings adapt to rising temperatures in a manner that minimises the consumption of resources and maximises aesthetic freedom.

A research project studying the ethical dimension of how bodies are depicted.

Wetlands explores the possibilities of self-sufficient architecture interwoven with geology and nature and opens itself to both interpretation and transformation.

The projects explores future settlements in a flooded world, where rising sea levels pose a global threat - yet may also reveal possibilities for a better life.

Can waste from the agricultural and food industries be converted into new materials that make the construction industry more sustainable and tie closer bonds between architecture, people and the environment?

Is it possible to reinvigorate urban areas and establish potential new wild spaces for nature at the same time?

Therma Testa experiments with new architectural concepts by selecting, organising and shaping materials in relation to one another.

Is it possible to imagine a future where forests are viewed as political stakeholders, instead of destructible resources that people can exploit for a profit?

The project is an architectural study of thatch, straw and cork where artisanal processes converge with the physical properties of the materials.

The project examines the possibility of creating better living conditions for bats in large urban areas.

How can architectural practice simultaneously remedy the loss of biodiversity and improve conditions for undernourished mothers and children?

The project is based on the idea that we can create more inclusive, circular solutions by revisiting, rethinking and adapting traditional, material-based solutions.

The project depicts the wild perspectives of using mycelium, the root-like structure of a fungus, to make engineered living materials.

The project is a dystopian depiction of a future (set in the year 2125) when the very last fish in the seven seas has been caught a very long time...

Dreaming Waterspace is a lyrical reflection using architecture and design to explore astonishing new pathways to a fluid future where human beings and water are in symbiosis.

Bioplastic Posters provides information about biogenic plastic and in so doing prompts a discussion as to why greenwashing is an issue, with a view to raising awareness of the material’s...