Table of Contents

Editor’s Introduction: Beyond the Spaces of Speciesism

An Architectural History of Intersectionality by V. Mitch McEwen

Architecture is Dysphoric and Wants to Transition by McKenzie Wark

Non-Binary Ecologies by Harriet Harriss & Naomi House

Loser Images: A Feminist Proposal for Post-Anthropocene Visuality by Joanna Zylinska

Planetary Portals in the Upside-Down World by Casper Laing Ebbensgaard, Kerry Holden, Kathryn Yusoff

From Anthropocene to Biocene: Novel Bio-integrated Designs as a Means to Respond to the Current Biodiversity and Climate Crisis by Marcos Cruz and Brenda Parker

Sitopia: A Landscape for Human and Non-Human Flourishing by Carolyn Steel

The Anthropocene Museum: A Troublesome Trail of Improvision Towards the Chthulucene by Kabage Karanja and Stella Mutegi

Ca’n Terra: For Landscapes of the Post-Anthropocene by Antón García-Abril and Débora Mesa

Pollinators Pavilion: The Architecture of Analogous Habitats by Ariane Lourie Harrison

The Wilding of Mars by Alexandra Daisy Ginsburg

Bat Cloud by Joyce Hwang

In Between Landscape – Nvidia Headquarters by Walter Hood

Final Word by Timothy Morton

About the Author

Professor Harriet Harriss is a qualified architect and Dean of the Pratt School of Architecture in Brooklyn, New York. Prior to this, she led the Architecture Research Programs at the Royal college of Art in London. Dean Harriss has won various awards including a Brookes Teaching Fellowship, a Higher Education Academy Internationalisation Award and a Churchill Fellowship. 

Naomi House is a Senior Lecturer in Interior Architecture and Design, and Research Coordinator at Middlesex University, she is an experienced academic who taught for many years in Critical and Historical Studies at the Royal College of Art, and previously at the Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London Metropolitan University and University of the Arts, London.