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The climate imaginary / edited by Leire Asensio Villoria & David Mah.

Fine Arts Library NA2542.36 .C55 2025
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Asensio Villoria, Leire, editor.
Mah, David, editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Architecture and climate.
Sustainable architecture--Environmental aspects.
Sustainable architecture.
Climatic changes.
Sustainable design.
climate change.
sustainable architecture.
Physical Description:
199 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour) ; 27 cm
illustration
Place of Publication:
New York, NY ; Barcelona, Spain : Actar Publishers, [2025]
Summary:
The Climate Imaginary reflects on a global collection of design works that are engaged with the social, political and cultural transformations anticipated with climate change.With the climate emergency dominating our collective consciousness, the design field has mobilized to engage with the social, political and cultural transformations anticipated with the effects of this crisis. There has also been a corresponding widening to the spectrum of climate-informed design explorations, going beyond the technical imperatives of sustainability
Contents:
Introduction : the climate imaginary / Leire Asensio Villoria & David Mah
Elephant in the room / Design Earth
Planet city / Liam Young
Hacking domestic machines / Lydia Kallipoliti (with Youngbin Shin)
Spheres & post-extraction assemblages / Asensio-Mah
Walumba Elders Centre / Iredale Pederson Hook architects
Ivam's augmented forest / Exosistema Urbano
New Agronon / OP/AL Jonathan A. Scelsa and Jennifer Birkeland
Climate change, all change / in conversation with Xavier De Kestelier and DaeWha Kang, interviewed by Yutong [Kelly] Jin
SITE=SYSTEM
Saline City / Ziyi Yang
Technoecosystematic assemblages / Laura Carrillo Acosta [and three others]
Regenerative hydroscope / Yutong [Kelly] Jin [and three others]
The beach / Yixuan Cao [and three others]
Resilient transection / Fadi Masoud
The swards of wrath : an agrarian triptych / Asensio-Mah
South lawn carpark masterplan / Wowowa
Yuecheng Courtyard Kindergarten / MAD Architects
CA'N TERRA / Ensamble Studio
Bushes / C+ arquitectas
Eternal ephemera / Alberto de Salvatierra
Urbanism of information : economic and political bypass through blockchain coordinated big data-AI space-environments / Pablo Lorenzo-Eiroa
Deep green / Ecologistudio
Adapted Manhattan / Asensio-Mah
Programming the perpetual unknows appareil / Edouard Cabay
Barcelona sol / Asensio-Mah
Agricultural modernization and collective memory / Charles Waldheim, the Harvard Office for Urbanization
Flux codes / Fadi Masoud
Melbourne ability / Asensio-Mah
Innovative design & fabrication methods for sustainable architecture in the new era of climatic change / Ding Wen 'Nic' Bao
Additive reduction / Laura Harper + Roland Snooks
Criket shelter / Terreform ONE
Intermodal station, urban design and Felipe VI Park / Abalos + Sentkiewicz.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
"Under Modernity, the influence of the climate and environment on creative practice and cultural expression receded due to an assumption that technology had tamed the environment's perils....Modernity also brought about a general shift of cultural interest away from being in the world....This book is a survey of practices and projects that have moved away from these tropes of modern creative practice towards an inventiveness driven by an environmental reawakening of the imagination. Most importantly, this survey helps us recognize the vital themes and concerns emerging from this creative engagement. This book examines a broader shift towards climate as a primary motivator of design practice. A close study of exemplary projects informs the articulation of broader themes associated with contemporary climate imaginary practices."--Page 4.
ISBN:
9781638400059
1638400059
OCLC:
1599580976
Publisher Number:
CIPO000400027

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