Architecture(s) of Connection

How can we imagine human inhabitation otherwise? How can architectural and spatial practices facilitate the processes of dwelling from the body, from restoration of bonding, affect, and multispecies care? How can spatial practices contribute to cocreation of more embodied, affective and ecologically-respectful structures of support? How will we reimagine ways of co-habitation that contribute to the world-of-many-worlds as more habitable for all life beings and re-enchanted?

Following these inquiries we engage into conversations and collaborations with spatial practitioners as a path towards constructing low-carbon built environment for Foresta’s becoming a place, prioritising circular design principles, plant-based regenerative materials, adopting to the local context, and facilitating multispecies alliances and spaces of affection.

More infos will be shared soon.

Image: Foresta Collective >> Agropoetic Pavillion at Foresta by Atelier POEM