Fluid Grounds: A design inquiry into pluralistic landscapes

Abstract

Fluid Grounds is a practice-based research project which investigates existing water management strategies in London, as well as exploring alternatives. It brings together immersive research, regenerative design and contemporary modes of production. This results in a strategic analysis and critical positioning for creative practices within climate change adaptation practices. Additionally, two speculative provocations: Higher Grounds, a configuration of water and land product archetypes, and Extended Foliage, a series of 3D ceramics printed form studies, demonstrate the possibilities of regenerative design in uncertain conditions.