Carbon Forensics: A Framework Towards Climate Reparations

Adrianus Nanda Amartya Cahya Nugraha

/

Jacob Joseph Leckie Schlüssel

/ Vincent Juliette

The construction industry’s reliance on exploitative practices
becomes apparent in the RTS Campus. Qualitative and quantitative investigations of our practice aim to reveal how global supply chains converge in one point. From the destruction
of our environment and social fabric, our report underscores the urgent need for a fundamental shift in architecture. Such a practice must prioritise climate-responsive design, emphasise material frugality and oppose the externalisation of financial and non-financialised costs.

Team
Author(s):
Adrianus Nanda Amartya Cahya Nugraha, Jacob Joseph Leckie Schlüssel, Vincent Juliette
Unit:
RIOT
Teacher(s):
Charlotte Malterre-Barthes
Assistant(s):
Summer Saud Islam, Antoine Iweins, Kathlyn R Kao, Nagy Makhlouf
Infos
Year:
2024
Period:
Y1 (MA), Y2 (MA), Spring
Category:
Semester Project
Topic:  
Architecture, Construction, Housing, Theory, Territory, Urban study, Environment, Sustainability
Document Type:
Axonometry, Illustration, Image, Plan, Poster, Schema, Writing
Copyright:
CC BY NC Licence
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