This monograph features a series of projects for architectural environments integrating synthetic ecologies with shifting material states. The projects engage the relationships between material histories and ecological futures in architecture.
This monograph features a series of projects for architectural environments integrating synthetic ecologies with shifting material states. The projects engage the relationships between material histories and ecological futures in architecture.
Marcelyn Gow is a partner at servo los angeles, a design collaborative focused on the intersection of architectural ecologies and material practices that engage multiple environmental histories and possible futures. Servo's work has been exhibited at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, Venice Architecture Biennale, Centre Pompidou, Archilab, Artists Space, the SCI-Arc Gallery, the MAK Center for Art and Architecture, the Storefront for Art and Architecture and SFMoMA. Gow is Undergraduate Programs Chair, and design, history + theory faculty at SCI-Arc where she also teaches in the postgraduate Design Theory & Pedagogy program. Gow received her Architecture degrees from the Architectural Association and Columbia University, as well as a Dr.Sc. from the ETH Zurich. Gow's doctoral dissertation Invisible Environment: Art, Architecture and a Systems Aesthetic explores the relationship between aesthetic research and technological innovation in the context of collaborative practices.
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