Jericho: Soil Remediation
Jericho: Soil Remediation
- urbanNext, January 20, 2022.
- 452 words.
Energy and sustainability, Essay, No Density, OFL Architecture
Biosphere politics, Citizens, Consumption, Data, Digital technologies, Ecosystem, Food production, Living system, Local Awareness, Mapping, Participation, Prototype, Regenerative, Robotics, Soil, Soil contamination
Jericho is a project by OFL Architecture/Francesco Lipari, displayed within the Italian Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2021. The project, developed by an interdisciplinary team made up of architects, agronomists, landscape architects and engineers, including Giuseppe Milano as an expert in soil consumption, aimed to return urban environments that have been excessively densified and fragmented to a more balanced relationship with the biosphere through a soil remediation process.
2575-5374
Design Exhibition Venice Biennale Soil
Energy and sustainability, Essay, No Density, OFL Architecture
Biosphere politics, Citizens, Consumption, Data, Digital technologies, Ecosystem, Food production, Living system, Local Awareness, Mapping, Participation, Prototype, Regenerative, Robotics, Soil, Soil contamination
Jericho is a project by OFL Architecture/Francesco Lipari, displayed within the Italian Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2021. The project, developed by an interdisciplinary team made up of architects, agronomists, landscape architects and engineers, including Giuseppe Milano as an expert in soil consumption, aimed to return urban environments that have been excessively densified and fragmented to a more balanced relationship with the biosphere through a soil remediation process.
2575-5374
Design Exhibition Venice Biennale Soil