Michaelia Jingwen Zheng Y4
Subnature to Supernature
How can architecture make atmospheric remediation visible, inhabitable and collectively experienced?
Located in Turin, a city affected by industrial air pollution, this project explores architecture as a mediator between human body and sub-nature. Combining an asthma clinic with educational facility, it investigates how architecture can contribute to environmental remediation while supporting respiratory health. Originating from earlier investigations into smell and inflatable environments, the project examines how invisible environmental conditions shape bodily perception and spatial experience. Environmental infrastructure is integrated across multiple scales,
