Richard Fadok
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Richard Fadok posted an update 8 months ago
I wrote an open access article about teaching multispecies design that I thought might be of interest to this group.
escholarship.org
The Multispecies Metropolis: Anthropological Ruminations on Bestial Urbanism
Author(s): Fadok, Richard Alexander | Abstract: Human-animal co-habitation is a fact of urban existence, yet animals are illegible in the contemporary American city. As climate change, development, and other planetary forces disturb the more-than-human dynamics of cities, often gravely, anthropological … Continue reading
Jessie Croteau, Alfie Chambers and Michael Degani6 Comments-
This is great Richard, such a nice synthesis of a lot of literature—the mark of any great course.
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Thanks, Michael. I hoped to create a resource for others.
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Exactly! Affordances became a key word in the course; next time I’ll dedicate more time at the beginning to it. Thanks for informing me about swifts in Baltimore. I just heard a fascinating talk at 4S/EASST about swift conservation in Belgium and the history of nest boxes.
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Richard Fadok posted a new post. 9 months ago
The Multispecies Metropolis: A Photo Archive of a Student Design ExhibitionWhether domesticated or wild, nonhuman animals visibly and invisibly inhabit spaces made by human architects, for human occupants, or at least to satisfy human needs. Implicit in the design of…
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Richard Fadok posted a new event. a year ago
The Multispecies MetropolisOn Thursday, May 4th, University of Pennsylvania students in my course “Space/Power/Species” will be showcasing speculative architectures for animals in an end-of-term exhibition. Titled The Multispecies…
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The site cropped the flyer. Please find it here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JimwWBQWQjXUASd3k9mEI3n-FGhH0RRi/view?usp=sharing.
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