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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Designing for decay : Alternative methods and tools for nature conservation

Bern, Karl January 2022 (has links)
In this thesis i describe proposals designed to give remaining species a temporary haven until their natural habitat is reestablished.  Designing for decay is about alternative methods for nature conservation, about us working with the forest not against it. Methods based on decaying wood and the reintroduction of fungi into the young boreal forest. Looking at the planetary boundaries as summarized by Stockholm resilience center biosphere integrity is one of the areas where the anthropogenic factors has made the largest impact.
Designing for more than humans
Ecosophical design
design ecologies
Ecodesign.
Design
Design
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Kurita : CARING FOR SOIL

García Portolés, Andrea January 2023 (has links)
Soil is one of the largest ecosystems being ignored by human activities. Our farming practices and urban constructions have contributed to its degradation, with far-reaching consequences for the water cycle’s equi- librium.Reconnect with nature and learn the methods to assist in its recovery are essential for the survival of all inhabitants on this planet.  My degree project consists of a large research into the water cycle of urban areas, studying the particular case of Stockholm, that leads to the problems of degraded soil. The aim is to understand the relation- ship between water cycle and soil ecosystems and explore potential solutions.  As a result, I have designed KURITA, a learning tool founded upon the ecofeminism values of care, that serves as a learning method for citi- zens to reconnect with soil values and actively participate in its restor- ative process.
Soil health
Soil Remediation
Phytoremediation
Landfill
Ecofeminism
Care
Cure
Band-aid
Nature Recovery
Water crisis
Water Cycle
Climate Crisis
Non-humans
Material driven design
Material research
fly ashes
Stockholm
Regenerative
More than humans
Design
Design

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