‘a companion to mother earth’ by thomas grimer

‘a companion to mother earth’ by Thomas Grimer

Detail Design, M.Arch Year 2

‘a companion to mother earth’ challenges normative architectural practices by engaging with a reciprocally ecological design methodology, a synthesis between architecture and natural ecologies. This reconceptualised notion of architecture and nature, via organic and bio- functionalised inspired design, acts as a ‘protostratergy’ an interface between landscape and human - in dialogue. Engaged in conversation with such natural systems and ecologies, architecture can act as an active agent for interventions within the landscape, it will become embedded within the performance of phenomena which occurs, architecture can then be not just for human inhabitation, but also for mother earth herself.’
................

...............

Disclaimer:

This film has been produced by students of Master of Architecture and MA Architectural Design Programs from the University of Plymouth. The film has been produced for academic purposes only, and relevant reference has been identified for an audio, imagery, photograph(s), textual reference(s), and/or song(s) used in the making of this film. University of Plymouth, the School of Art, Design and Architecture, the Master of Architecture and MA Architectural Design Programs, individual members of staff, any individual student or group of students, and any visiting tutors and critics accept no liability or professional responsibility for any information contained within this report, nor any view that may be inferred from it. This film mav not be reproduced in any form without the express written permission of University of Plymouth.