Madeleine Kessler, Rosie Hervey and Ness Lafoy collaborated to create the structures entitled Bat Boardwalk, Mossy Mound, Hedgehog House and Baya Weaver Den. Tess Wakeling also contributed to Baya Weaver Den.
The group are passionate about re-wilding our urban environment to positively contribute to human and planetary health. By working with humans, animals, plants and the landscapes they inhabit, they aim to contribute to a more inclusive, equitable and sustainable evolution of our cities.
We face a climate and biodiversity emergency. The structures they have created explore how we can learn from nature to use more regenerative materials in design. Each structure tells a fable, encouraging the public to use spaces along the route in new ways. They also create scalar worlds: testing grounds for novel ideas.
madeleinekessler.com
The group are passionate about re-wilding our urban environment to positively contribute to human and planetary health. By working with humans, animals, plants and the landscapes they inhabit, they aim to contribute to a more inclusive, equitable and sustainable evolution of our cities.
We face a climate and biodiversity emergency. The structures they have created explore how we can learn from nature to use more regenerative materials in design. Each structure tells a fable, encouraging the public to use spaces along the route in new ways. They also create scalar worlds: testing grounds for novel ideas.
madeleinekessler.com