Living Together
More-Than-Human Ecologies for Architectural Thinking

Author(s)
Mithal, Sonal
Gajjar, Akshar
Collection
Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF)Language
EnglishAbstract
The loss of urban biodiversity pushes us to rethink architecture. Drawing on ecomfenimist theories, "Better Together" challenges established practices of progress and permanence, offering new ways and tools to accommodate and promote coexistence for more than just the human species.With a series of contemporary projects, the design of future ecosystems becomes imaginable.
Keywords
Cohabitation; architecture biodiversity; architecture for all; biodiversity; building inclusively; coexistence; ecofeminism; building ecologically; urban space; repurposing; ecological cycle; living together human non-human; growing architecture; living space; India; post-industrial ruins; Ahmedabad; Champaner; Qaiserbagh; multispecies; urban worlds; Donna Haraway; queer phenomenology; cartography; Yasmeen LariISBN
9783035628258, 9783035628159Publisher
De GruyterPublisher website
http://www.degruyter.com/Publication date and place
Berlin/Boston, 2025Imprint
BirkhäuserClassification
Theory of architecture
Environmentally-friendly (‘green’) architecture and design
Architecture: professional practice
Green politics / ecopolitics / environmentalism
Environmentalist thought and ideology
Sustainability

