An Augmented Ecology of Wildlife and Industry | Wen Ying Teh
Following our last post about the Wieliczka Salt Mine, we found out this student project that won the Medal Winner 2009 at The President’s Medals Student Awards. The project An Augmented Ecology of Wildlife and Industry by Wen Ying Teh [from AA] was born from a three weeks voyage to the South, following Darwin’s [...]
Posted at 9:07 am on February 8, 2010 | 3 comments | Filed Under: Architecture, History, Science, cities | Tagged: Architecture, Projects, Speculatives, Students, Sustainability | read on
Wieliczka Salt Mine
“Salt makes us strong, it is the balsam of all things” -A. Schroeter, 16th c.
We often like to talk about “underground architecture”, infrastructures or subterra [as Rob Holmes refers in this twitt] and also like to write about these spaces created by non-architects. There is a complete interconnected city down there, created by systems of [...]
Posted at 12:06 pm on February 5, 2010 | 1 comment | Filed Under: Architecture, Art, English, History, Science, cities | Tagged: Archeology, Architecture, Infrastructures, Minning | read on
