Mundi Zero - Emily Hartig

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mundi zero a vertical ecovilliage

EMILY HARTIG

CAPSTONE 2022





stant from the Earth, the value of comes as no surprise that we’ve lost ideofourownself-fulullment,aswelivein s, and invuencers. is individualistic has been instilled in America for opaganda, pushing us so far away rmony, respectfulness, and group

llysittingatourdoorstep,becomingmore sn’t seem to be enough for us to ience and consumerism. How will navigate the imminent changes to ecedence?

ources are low. otect one another. ity to reinvent our lifestyle.



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ironmentinwhichtheaveragehumancoulddependonsocietyun ncydisappeared.Additionally,tojustifygreedandexploitati rselvesfromtheideaofsymbiosisandtheEarth.


ie Classic Maya Civilization grew up to 40 cities, Angkorwasthelarge which could have ranged from two to ten million withresidents. 750, ieA people.Locatedinthelowlandsofwhatwenowknow for its elaborate t asGuatemala,thiscivilizationfellduetointernal located wars inCambodi and ecological changes, but excelled in agriculture, frequent monsoons mathematics, po?ery, hieroglyph writing, and le< managementsystem,A behindastonishingarchitecture. decades-longdrough collapsed.

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MitigationofShockopenedasaninstallationin Earthship ashow Biotect called —A<er the End of the World. iis project was andinformationast SuperFluxs a?empt at bringing people face to face free house from rec withfoodscarcityandtherealityoftheclimate One crisis ofthebiggestdi byimmersingtheminafutureapartment.Assoonas architecture and visitorsstepfoodintotheLondonhome,itisand 205 systems. iese hous theworldoutsideisinshambleswithsmokeinthe meaning air, rainwater makeshi<greenhouses,andimprovisedhousing.Food cisterntousefors production stacks occupy a majority of the space isfor cleansedinabot plants,mushrooms,cabbages,andchiliplantstothen grow usedfortoile withafogponicsystem.iereareremnantssca?ered treatsusedtoile aroundtheapartmentthatshowsignsofexperimental these are built al food gathering and preservation, providing people homebaseforthis634-ac with further insight into the strategiesruns we could on 1.8 kilowa?s of s expecttosee. itsownsolarpower


DENTS

BIOTECTURE

tureisacompanythatprovides iisplans is a new housing model in response to tohowonecanconstructaswasteenvironmental, social and economic current iss cycled materials and the Earth. iis neighborhood is oI the grid and self sustainin iIerencesbetweencontemporary withanagriculturalmodelatthecoreoftheinput d Earthship is the direction system. of the iis way of thinking could relieve pressure ses run on a circular system in overpopulated cities by sustainably distr r is collected from the roof the intodensity a of people. In addition, the model creat showering,anddrinking.Greywater a framework reconnection to communityand natur tanicalcellwithinthebuilding, Afewofand theimplementedstrategiesinclude;posit etKushing.Ablackwaterbotanical energy cell homes, renewable energy, vertical farming, etwater,beforedispersingit. aquaponics, Although water management, and waste-toll over the world, New Mexico is resource the systems. RenGen has over 2,0 families credevelopment.Eachhouseregisteredtoliveinoneofthenewmodels,andint solar power and comes with next 18 months, they will start collecting residen redwatercollector. depositswiththeVillageOSso<ware.


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WE NEED TO INCREASE FOOD PRODUCTION BY 70% TO MEET THE GLOBAL POPULATION NEEDS OF ABOUT 9.8 BILLION PEOPLE IN 205O.

1.5 BILLION LAND WOU TO BE TRAN INTO AGRIC LAND TO SU POPULATION CALORIC


dealing with?

N ACRES OF ULD NEED NSFORMED CULTURAL USTAIN THE N’S CURRENT C INTAKE.

OUR PLANET NEEDS AN ALTERNATIVE AGRICULTURAL SYSTEM TO MITIGATE THE THREATS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, INFECTIOUS DISEASES, INCREASING URBANIZATION, AND DEPLETION OF NATURAL RESOURCES.



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master plan


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the food





THE BOTANIST Keepstra*ofwhatisgrowing andwhereitislocated MaintainstheHydroponic Sta*s TeaHesworkinggroupsabout hydroponics

THE FARMER Willharvestfoodfromthe Sta*s Transportsfoodtofoodstorage areatokeepsafeandfresh

THE CHEF Findsnewwaystocook harvestedfood Maintainsoatinggardensin theExperimentalKitHen CooksforeaHworkinggroup


THE FORAGER Leavesthecommunitytond materialsandobjectsthatcan berepurposed Scopesoutsurroundings Looksforedibleplantsand food

THE INVENTOR Createsnewobjectsasneeded forthecommunity Solvesbuildingrelatedissues withinnovativesolutions Repurposesforageditems

THE MANAGER HelpstheExHangeHubrun smoothly Assistswithdistributingfood tothestalls BringspreparedfoodtoDining Pods



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MYCELIUM CAVE PALETTE


THANK YOU.

EMILY HARTIG

CAPSTONE 2022


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