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Architectures of Planetary Well-being

re: arc institute presents architectures of planetary well-being, an in-person gathering, at the London Design Museum, on Saturday, February 25.

The biannual event is dedicated to the collective exploration of architectures of planetary well-being a framework for ongoing practices of custodianship. And care toward our social and ecological environments

This inaugural multi-format iteration re: arc institute invites practitioners, dreamers, and the curious to imagine the relational change needed to move beyond extractive paradigms.

The program opens with a session on Embodiment and Social Change with Camille Barton, followed by a keynote on Life-Affirming Infrastructures by Amahra Spence. And a Science Fiction Workshop with Angela YT Chan. Additionally, The day culminates with a panel discussion on Community Participatory Architecture with members from Space Black, Build Up, Okra, and Paradigm Network.

Brunch and snacks will be provided.

Date: Saturday, February 25, 2023
Time: 9:30 to 17:30
Location: London Design Museum – Bakala Auditorium and Huth Gallery |
224-238 Kensington High St, London W8 6AG, United Kingdom

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Furthermore, About re: arc institute

re: arc institute is a philanthropic initiative committed to supporting architectures of planetary well-being by acknowledging the interdependence of our social and ecological systems. Furthermore, The institute funds the development of community-led solutions that address the root causes. And consequences of climate breakdown and nurture the creative reimagining of our current social and ecological processes and systems.

Furthermore, For inquiries, reach out to Minah Kwon at minah@rearc.institute

 

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