

Architecture from Ecology - Paloma Gormley - BS115
Jan 23, 2024
Paloma Gormley, Architect from Material Cultures, discusses the importance of regenerative materials in building design, including plant-based materials like hemp and reed. They explore their uses in construction and the positive impact on wetlands. The conversation also highlights the need for improved working conditions, diversity, and inclusivity in the construction industry. Other topics include introducing alternative materials, rethinking construction education, and the ethical considerations of large companies entering the sustainable products space. Tune in for an insightful conversation on shifting perceptions and creating a more sustainable built environment.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
Benefits of Becoming a Paid Member
04:27 • 13min
Managing Wetlands for Ecological Sustainability
17:09 • 11min
Bioregional System Design
27:46 • 12min
Exploring Health and Safety: A Conversation with an MVQ Instructor and Evaluator
39:57 • 3min
Controversy Surrounding Use of Natural Materials in Architecture
43:17 • 15min
A Unique and Exciting Development Project
57:51 • 2min
Utilizing the Industrial Site as a Microfactory
59:42 • 2min
Cultural Shift Around Lifting and a Story of a Faux Pas
01:01:13 • 5min
Wrapping up and sharing resources
01:06:09 • 4min