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ケイト・オルフ:ニューヨークの川を牡蠣で蘇らせる!

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建築家ケイト・オルフは牡蠣が都市変化の要因になると見ている。牡蠣は都市の河川へ沈められると、汚染物質を吸収し、とてつもなく汚かった水をきれいにしてくれる--だからオルフは"oyster-tecture"の改革をさらに進めているのだ。オルフは自然と人間、双方に有益な両者を結び付ける都市の地形に対する自分の考えを発信する。

Kate Orff asks us to rethink “landscape”—to use urban greenspaces and blue spaces in fresh ways to mediate between humankind and nature. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Mizuhiro Suzuki
Reviewed by SHIGERU MASUKAWA
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