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Next Nature with Joyce Hwang

As architects, we are operating in a landscape of shifting ecological and cultural values. We must not only develop strategies for incorporating diverse habitats into the spatial and built environment, but we must also take on the challenge to radically rethink the spatial and visible dimensions of animals and urban organisms.

On-Site Artist Projects at Russ Pitman Park

Utilizing a variety of source materials- earth/organic, signage, and environmentally friendly technology- artists will make scientific investigations, explorations, and historical references through installations and time-based events...

Honey Bee

Honey Bee, an experimental video by artist Allison Hunter, explores the fascinating nature, fragility, and study of the Western honey bee using a combination of live and computer-constructed 3D footage. Hunter is known for photography and video that make people think about how they perceive and respond to elements of the world...

Zoosphere Revisited

Animal Architecture was present at the opening reception of Allison Hunter's Zoosphere this last Friday and we have to say that we were quite moved and impressed by the show. Allison has created an ethereal environment where animals, some projected large, some diminished, emerge out of the dark and enchant us.

Allison Hunter’s Zoosphere

March 12, 6 – 8pm at DiverseWorks Main Gallery: "...a transcendent, site-specific installation investigating humankind’s relationship to the natural world..."