Oenanthe Oenanthera is an apparatus inspired by birds’ incidental adaptation to the wind. The Oenanthera detects a point where flight becomes turbulent, a point that humans would otherwise not experience.

The project investigates light conditions of the future. To transport the viewer from the 1st Nov 2020 to the 1st Nov 2420, incoming light is subjected to intensity reduction and colour correction.

Inspired by Derek Jarman's garden, this project investigates the process of decay in a Sea Kale leaf. In the exposed Dungeness environment, this native plant undergoes a continuous cycle of decay and regrowth.

Carved upon the shingles is the documentation of Dungeness' wave intensity as a circular time series, whose shape is reflective of the energy generation of an offshore wave energy converter.

Albedo Future is a gabion wall filled with shingles sorted by colour going from the lightest to the darkest. The wall simulates the effects of future lower albedo values on native plant growth.

This project explores the relationship between the ideal growing conditions of the California poppy and the microclimates around Prospect Cottage.

Bees residing in the sanctuary will not be ‘kept’ but encouraged to take refuge from extreme weather events and enjoy the abundance of flowers with staggered bloom times provided by the host building.

The rooms are arranged in the form of the Draco constellation and designed for stargazing and minimising light pollution. Platforms limit the interaction with the ground and protect its wildlife.

The use of flooding as an environmental driver will allow the construction of a resilient group of modular structures, where water is used to the advantage of the residents.

This project establishes a new landmark to explore and appreciate the Kent landscape. The key inspirations are the five daily Islamic prayers as an integral part of the community’s spiritual wellbeing.

This project seeks to reunite the fishing community of Dungeness around a new ethos for recycling ghost nets.