Service Industry & COVID-19
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The essence of the project is collecting and analyzing data on differences in employment...
UBC
Landscape Architecture
LARC 502
Spring 2020
Our proposal seeks to challenge the static and mono-functional boundaries within our societies and spaces, examining the edge as a place not only of division but of transformation and connection. We reimagine boundary spaces as a point of departure, turning to the typical single-family residential lot and its most ubiquitous and unfulfilled landscape typology —the fence.
F³ provides a medium through which a single-family household can directly participate within, better understand, and support larger cycles of human, plant and animal processes. The fence system incorporates edible and pollinator plantings, wild-bee habitats, and vermiculture composting to address challenges surrounding climate change, food production and waste management.
The essence of the project is collecting and analyzing data on differences in employment...
Our group has created an innovative place-making strategy that provides permanent recognition of the...
Online Training Platform: We are a group of CIT students from British Columbia Institute...