Abstract
In the last month, the Visual Methodologies Collective participated in Regenerative Futures, a month-long design challenge to envision what a more desirable future could look like. Launched by SPACE10, a research and design lab based in Copenhagen, the call invited to use different AI generative models to develop a vision of the future home, community, or city.
The call invited to reflect on different speculative briefs:
resilient futures (How will future communities co-exist with non-human species? And how might the design of our homes and communities nurture surrounding ecosystems?),
symbiotic futures (As we look to the future, how can we design homes as spaces of refuge and resilience? How will they flex to sudden climatic changes, while being conscious of the land and ecology around them?)
collective futures (What would a self-sustaining city look like? How can we adapt and evolve existing structures and streets to better support collective living?)
The call invited to reflect on different speculative briefs:
resilient futures (How will future communities co-exist with non-human species? And how might the design of our homes and communities nurture surrounding ecosystems?),
symbiotic futures (As we look to the future, how can we design homes as spaces of refuge and resilience? How will they flex to sudden climatic changes, while being conscious of the land and ecology around them?)
collective futures (What would a self-sustaining city look like? How can we adapt and evolve existing structures and streets to better support collective living?)
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Amsterdam |
| Publisher | Visual Methodologies Collective |
| Media of output | Online |
| Publication status | Published - 23 Jun 2023 |