2025-2026
The Sediment Commons
The Fal Estuary, Cornwall
Positioned at Channals Creek, the home of the Sediment Commons Masterplan: sediment allotments, Channals Basin, Drying Lofts… is an intertidal space to reconstitute the estuary into an edible commons, embedding inter-generational cultures of the edibility of the Fal as an inhabitable space.
Royal College of Art
COOKING SECTIONS x Rosa Whiteley
Architectural Design | World Building | Cartography | more-than-human
2026
The Edibility Order 2046
The Fal Estuary, Cornwall
Written as a propositional piece of legislation (policy), the Edibility Order 2046 reunifies the Fal Estuary from an epistemological position, as a fishery, allotment, basin, livelihood, and residence, with edibility and embodiment presented as an urgent mode of authority.
Royal College of Art
COOKING SECTIONS x Rosa Whiteley x Emerald Wise Studio
Academic Text | Creative Writing | Policy | Social Histories
2025
The Logic of the Lines in the Fal Estuary
The Fal Estuary, Cornwall
Tracing the overlapping lines of governance, jurisdiction, and infrastructure proposed on the Fal Estuary, it is increasingly dissociated from an ecological body, being reframed as a territorial actor facilitating greater industrial management and operational control.
Royal College of Art
Emilio Distretti
Academic Text | Spatial Logics | Urban History | Infrastructural Systems
2024-2025
Intra-Kaolin Ecologies
Cornish Clay Country, Cornwall
Using the Marsupella Profunda (critically rare moss) as a protagonist amongst the West Carclaze Garden Village proposal, Intra-Kaolin Ecologies imagines new forms of resedential housing as part of a comprehensive land conservation strategy.
Royal College of Art
COOKING SECTIONS x Rosa Whiteley
Architectural Design | Alternative Conservation Strategy | more-than-human
2024
Friends & Fables
Caerhays Estate, Cornwall
Porthluney beach (2024) had the lowest-quality bathing water in the UK due to high levels of intestinal enterococci. The Holoscope captures the indistinct relationship between awareness interventions and management practices.
Royal College of Art
Freya Spencer-Wood
Design & Fabrication | Staging | Land Policy
2023
The Fantastical Foodscape
Lower Lea Valley, London
Proposed at the threshold of Witherford Watson Mann's 'Bastard Countryside', the Foodscape institute connects all the existing families associated with food, i.e. growing, packaging, distribution, and waste.
Loughborugh University
Benjamin Machin
Architectural Design | Architect-Maker | Institute of Food
2023
Bio-Regenerative Design
Mumford Way, Loughborough
As the construction industry informs and subsequently relies on distinct, homogenous, environmentally agnostic parts, mass sprawl and natural depletion, bio-regenerative design tests the application of biodegradable material infrastructure in mutually beneficial relationships by framework and test assessment.
Loughborugh University
Dr. Robert Schmidt III
Academic Text | Whole Systems | Regenerative Design
2023
The Fantastical Foodscape
Lower Lea Valley, London
Project Explanation
Loughborugh University
Ben Machin
Architectural Design | Alternative Conservation Strategy | more-than-human