‘Symbiots’ imagines forms in the urban landscape that operate parasitically — emerging and thriving when households or neighborhoods reduce energy consumption. For people, the provision of these as public functions acts as a reward. For Symbiots, it lures people away from their private habitats and energy-consuming habits, thus leaving more power for others in the electricity grid. The project queries increasing competition for natural resources and current human- (versus eco-) centered design paradigms. Symbiots takes the form of a photo series in the genre of contemporary hyperreal art photography. Produced as posters, these have been the basis for raising awareness and discussions with neighborhood residents
The metabolic flows of cities have to be reduced. Thus far, efforts have been mainly directed to pro...
People, as living organisms, exist in symbiosis with nature; therefore, contact with nature is a bas...
“We are symbionts on a symbiotic planet, and if we care to, we can find symbiosis everywhere.” — Lyn...
Symbiots set out to examine values such as ease-of-use, comfort, and rationality assumed within conv...
Instead of the energy and ecological relocation, SYMBIONT City detects energy opportunities and poss...
Instead of the energy and ecological relocation, SYMBIONT City detects energy opportunities and poss...
The Symbiotic Districts research project examines dimensions influencing energy self-sufficiency at ...
This chapter guides the reader towards ‘symbiotic thinking’ in the future design of cities. Symbioti...
Human specie has always engineered the environment to set the conditions for its own settlement, pro...
The massive environmental and social emergency we are experiencing in recent years is deeply rooted ...
Inspired by the symbiotic relationship developed through tree communities and mycorrhizae fungi, thi...
As growing environmental concerns reshape our view on planetary resources, including energy generate...
Utilizing the results of a case study on the Gare-Lac sector in the city of Yverdon-les-Bains, Switz...
Facing to the conflict situation in Urban Village, I was trying to use the computational and paramet...
International audienceUrban design organises and transforms the space, reflecting human context on c...
The metabolic flows of cities have to be reduced. Thus far, efforts have been mainly directed to pro...
People, as living organisms, exist in symbiosis with nature; therefore, contact with nature is a bas...
“We are symbionts on a symbiotic planet, and if we care to, we can find symbiosis everywhere.” — Lyn...
Symbiots set out to examine values such as ease-of-use, comfort, and rationality assumed within conv...
Instead of the energy and ecological relocation, SYMBIONT City detects energy opportunities and poss...
Instead of the energy and ecological relocation, SYMBIONT City detects energy opportunities and poss...
The Symbiotic Districts research project examines dimensions influencing energy self-sufficiency at ...
This chapter guides the reader towards ‘symbiotic thinking’ in the future design of cities. Symbioti...
Human specie has always engineered the environment to set the conditions for its own settlement, pro...
The massive environmental and social emergency we are experiencing in recent years is deeply rooted ...
Inspired by the symbiotic relationship developed through tree communities and mycorrhizae fungi, thi...
As growing environmental concerns reshape our view on planetary resources, including energy generate...
Utilizing the results of a case study on the Gare-Lac sector in the city of Yverdon-les-Bains, Switz...
Facing to the conflict situation in Urban Village, I was trying to use the computational and paramet...
International audienceUrban design organises and transforms the space, reflecting human context on c...
The metabolic flows of cities have to be reduced. Thus far, efforts have been mainly directed to pro...
People, as living organisms, exist in symbiosis with nature; therefore, contact with nature is a bas...
“We are symbionts on a symbiotic planet, and if we care to, we can find symbiosis everywhere.” — Lyn...