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Plastic green : designing for environmental transformation / Pia Ednie-Brown (editor).
Title & Author:

Plastic green : designing for environmental transformation / Pia Ednie-Brown (editor).

Publication:

Melbourne, Vic. : RMIT Publishing, ©2009.

Description:

181 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 22 cm

Notes:
"This book documents and presents work undertaken in 2007 within 'The Biosaptial Workshop', a research-teaching project run through the School of Architecture and Design at RMIT University."--Prelim
Includes bibliographical references.
Feeling green. Transform-ability and generative critique / Pia Ednie-Brown ; Seed / Jen Wood ; Sbtitutsue / Sophie Baumgartner & Sarah Martinus ; The loop : urban nutrient banking / Stephen Mushin ; The science project / Barry Meehan -- Plastic fields. Housing granular plasticity / Pia Ednie-Brown ; Non existence / Scott Crowe ; Digital cable ties / Doris Dopfer ; Stochastically woven three-dimensional fence / Yu-hong Wong ; (sh)rooms / Laura Binks ; Chew process / Sarah Martinus -- Collective play. Playful relationships / Pia Ednie-Brown ; Cultivating life through play : the skin project / Adele Varcoe ; This insistent becoming new / Boo Chapple ; Contagious life / Tim Schork ; Fabricating feeling : knowledge at work in the design studio / Inger Mewburn.
Summary:

"This book gathers a series of design research projects produced in 2007, that investigate alternative ways of constructing our relations with our environment. Environment is a nebulous term that often implies nature. It is implied here too, but only in the sense of the nature of complex, dynamic relations. This includes that other called culture, where we are embedded in environment: we as complex sub-entities both distinguishable and inseparable from an encompassing complex, dynamic entity called environment. If green has become another word for environmental or, of the - environment, then we are part of its hue"--Provided by publisher

ISBN:

9781921426070 (pbk.)
1921426071 (pbk.)

Subject:

Design Philosophy.
Sustainable design.
Design Environmental aspects.
Environmentalism.
Nature Effect of human beings on.
Space (Architecture)
Human ecology.
Design Philosophie.
Écoconception.
Design Aspect de l'environnement.
Environnementalisme.
Homme Influence sur la nature.
Espace (Architecture)
Écologie humaine.
sustainable architecture.
human ecology.

Added entries:

Brown, Pia Ednie.
RMIT University. School of Architecture and Design.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 274748
Call No.: BIB 208621
Status: Available

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