05 · Academic
Tales of Seasonal Architecture
Seasonality repeats over cycles of time, and as the timeline stretches, the condition of the land is shaped by both anthropogenic and environmental forces.
- Category
- Academic
- Location
- Totem Ravine, Vancouver, Canada
- Year
- Mar – Jun 2022
- Role
- Design · Research · Representation
- Advisor
- Serhan Ahmet
The forest at Point Grey, near the UBC campus, has experienced colonialism and the development of the university. The story unfolds between land-use and natural preservation, dwelling deeply into the history of inhabitation and the ecological conditions shaped by human intervention.
Overview
If trees could talk, what would they say? The forest witnesses constant change as it grows. Among the sources of impact, human-induced alterations are the greatest, yet the power of nature is strong enough to adapt, creating an ongoing dialogue between the man-made and the natural.
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