How are people building in the face of rising seas? That’s the topic of Sink Or Swim: Designing For a Sea Change, an exhibition about “resilient” architecture from adaptation for survival through to visionary plans for the future. It’s a story that’s been told through dramatic imagery by photographers including Iwan Baan, Stephen Wilkes, Jonas Bendiksen, Paula Bronstein and Monica Nouwens, as well as unbuilt plans. The exhibition was curated by DnA’s Frances Anderton, and opens December 13. Read on for more details and images and listen to Frances talk about it with Steve Chiotakis here.
Sink Or Swim: Designing for a Sea Change
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