The Boundary was Never Real
To explore this idea, I used cork and foam as two different material systems. The foam creates separation, stopping growth and limiting the exchange between the layers. The cork, with its porous nature, allows water to move through it.
The realization was not that one material was better than another. It was that materials quietly determine the relationships architecture makes possible.
Giving Nature a Voice.
It explores three ideas that are often ignored because of their seemingly ordinary place within the ecosystems in which we all coexist.