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用牡蠣再活化紐約的河流

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建築師 Kate Orff 以牡蠣作為都市變遷的一個媒介。她提出"蚵築"的想法,將牡蠣聚集成一個結構物,再把它沉入都市河川之中,讓牡蠣將水中的污染物處理乾淨,將惡名昭彰的髒水淨化。Orff 分享她對都市景觀的願景,一個將自然與人的共同利益聯結在一起的未來。

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 Chinese, Traditional by Chiru Chang
Reviewed by Sunny Kan Ngai Hang 簡毅恒
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