Cohabitation Dome, a plant-growth care infrastructure
Vierzon (FR), 2022
A “ground zero” is never a “tabula rasa”. The starting point for a future Frac is crossed by a multiplicity of agents; insects, plants, climatic conditions, and soil have established certain relationships that are worth to be taken into account when designing any kind of architecture.
Our “Dôme de co-habitation” floats over the soil that has allowed this ecosystem to inhabit the space, and incorporates a whole set of technologies to achieve the optimum conditions of comfort for these initial inhabitants.
Because we imagine a society supported by caring, that stands up for the weak, based on cooperation instead of competition and symbiosis instead of extractivism.
Our “Dôme de co-habitation” floats over the soil that has allowed this ecosystem to inhabit the space, and incorporates a whole set of technologies to achieve the optimum conditions of comfort for these initial inhabitants.
Because we imagine a society supported by caring, that stands up for the weak, based on cooperation instead of competition and symbiosis instead of extractivism.
Architects:
TAKK, Mireia Luzárraga + Alejandro Muiño
Collaborators:
Roger Monfort, Berta Ribaudí, Zuha Bari
Client:
FRAC Centre-Val de Loire
Exhibition:
Infinite freedom, a world for a feminist democracy
3rd Art and Architecture Biennale
Curator:
Abdelkader Damani
Photo:
José Hevia
TAKK, Mireia Luzárraga + Alejandro Muiño
Collaborators:
Roger Monfort, Berta Ribaudí, Zuha Bari
Client:
FRAC Centre-Val de Loire
Exhibition:
Infinite freedom, a world for a feminist democracy
3rd Art and Architecture Biennale
Curator:
Abdelkader Damani
Photo:
José Hevia
