
- CollegeCamberwell College of Arts
- CourseMA Interior And Spatial Design
- Graduation year2024
My project explores an evolving urban installation set within a dystopian framework, spanning three phases.
Phase 1 (2024-2099) introduces the Social Fabric Module, inspired by bamboo fungus, providing adaptive community spaces. It challenges static aesthetics, embracing speculative design to expand beyond a singular form.
In Phase 2 (2099-2199), as Earth becomes increasingly uninhabitable, the installation grows organically, inspired by mycelium networks, breaking free to expand vertically and horizontally. This phase connects installations into a speculative urban network that adapts to harsh conditions.
Finally, Phase 3 (2200 onwards) envisions a new urban framework where humans return to a regenerated Earth. The installation evolves into a self-sustaining city platform that merges architecture with natural growth, pushing beyond traditional aesthetics to create a collaborative, adaptive urban ecosystem for a dystopian future.
Final work
THESEUS,AND I
My MA project explores an evolving urban installation set within a dystopian framework, spanning three phases.
Phase 1 (2024-2099) introduces the Social Fabric Module, inspired by bamboo fungus, providing adaptive community spaces. It challenges static aesthetics, embracing speculative design to expand beyond a singular form.
In Phase 2 (2099-2199), as Earth becomes increasingly uninhabitable, the installation grows organically, inspired by mycelium networks, breaking free to expand vertically and horizontally. This phase connects installations into a speculative urban network that adapts to harsh conditions.
Finally, Phase 3 (2200 onwards) envisions a new urban framework where humans return to a regenerated Earth. The installation evolves into a self-sustaining city platform that merges architecture with natural growth, pushing beyond traditional aesthetics to create a collaborative, adaptive urban ecosystem for a dystopian future.

Research and process

Growing Myceilum process-1

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