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Thursday, 20 May 2010

RUSKIN'S HEART



‘No art can be noble which is incapable of expressing thought, and no art is capable of expressing thought which does not change...’ - John Ruskin

Deptford High Street feeding schedule atmospheric perspective

> Ruskin's Heart, an iconic landmark within the profile of Deptford, to act as a centre of education and co-ordination of the public to receive the new lifestyle and buy into the cycle and initiate the redistribution of ownership of land and property, creating urban renewal of previously wasted land as well as mediating the relationship between the buyer, seller and producer to build the pro-local infrastructure

INTERACTION



‘The beauty of the animal form is in exact proportion to the amount of moral and intellectual virtue expressed by it...’ - John Ruskin

Exterior Growing Zone experience

> feeding schedule for exterior growing zone fed by moisture of sprinkler system, to participate within dynamic environment to yield produce to be stocked in consumable space, including 'floating' exemplar growing planes to educate the population of seasonal growing techniques and produce

MATERIAL


‘Life without industry is guilt, and industry without art is brutality...’ - John Ruskin

1:50 Deptford High Street Section through interior to exterior growing zone

> a series of systems to facilitate a dynamic environment of the organic and the mechanical contained within a cycle continually yielding produce year round to create the iconic growing environment

Wednesday, 3 February 2010

BRIEF

pro local infrastructures work at multiple scales. recent frailty in government faith in global markets has lead to a need for communities to become self supporting. deptford will become a beacon of a sustainable means of living, turning away from the manner in which urbanisation has distanced the producer, buyer, and trader. this will take form in an infrastructure to support trade, informed by my own personal experiences. the infrastructure will facilitate the population of deptford to 'buy' into the cycle(s), to create a new sustainable quality of life through urban renewal and creating a reliable food supply. the public are ready to receive this infrastructure and take control, supported by the huge waiting lists for allotments within deptford. relating to the proposed market system of s1, the brief demands that the issue of ownership and pattern of land use be addressed, with the potential to involve all members of the community as target clients reflected in the experience of the building, particularly through materiality and layout. the clients will be supported so as to take advantage of available urban land to produce food that is in context, traditional to the season and deptford. building a pro-local infrastructure. an involved community. we are at a decisive point in cultural transition, estimated population growth and pressure on urban centres is envisaged, there is an opportunity to harness this growth to create a new sustainable means to live.

Sunday, 27 December 2009

PROTO-URBANISM



> summer market day section of epic drawing edit 1
> zoom in for detail

Monday, 2 November 2009

TRADING



> the product recieved greater sales following refinement on second sale attempt

> location...Stroud Farmers Market

Sunday, 11 October 2009

MANIFESTO



Image: Refined cotton shoe embedding manifesto with additional sole