On October 3rd, 2013: SOME NEW VIDEOS…
…from Domestic Integrities at the Walker Art Center and the last editions of Edible Estates and Animal Estates are now online… Edible Estate #15: Twin Cities VIDEO by…
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On June 27th, 2013, ‘ANIMAL ESTATES 9.0: PORT OF ROTTERDAM’ SIGNS…
…were installed today along the perimeter bike path of the ‘new land’ of the massive port addition known as Maasvlakte 2, and this Saturday is the opening for…
On May 21st, 2013, A VISIT TO THE NEW BEACH…
…at the Port of Rotterdam’s Maasvlakte 2 this afternoon – to inspect sites (with press in tow) for the 30 Animal Estates traffic signs that will be permanently…
On May 20th, 2013, AN ANIMAL ESTATES 9.0 MAP…
…by frequent design collaborator Benjamin Reichen of Åbäke is in the works and today in Rotterdam we look at the new version, which tells the stories of 24…
On May 19th, 2013, IN AMSTERDAM EDITING VIDEO…
…footage from a winter visit to the ‘new land’ of the Port of Rotterdam for Animal Estates 9.0 – opening June 29th – and the weather here today…
On February 15th, 2012, ROTTERDAM PORT PONDS FOR TOADS…
…(endangered Natterjack Toads) were created by some sensitive folks from the Port of Rotterdam and the Bureau Stadsnatuur Rotterdam to provide a place for these little creatures to…
On February 14th, 2012, CHICKENS AT THE PORT…
…accommodated in a cute little red wood house next to a half buried tiny car in a fenced-in pen surrounded by a vast post-human industrial landscape was a…
On November 30th, 2011, A COHABITABLE ARCHITECTURE BAT WORKSHOP…
…kicked off the series today at the Animal Estates London HQ, Urban Wildlife Client Services, and we’re getting reports back of good times with bat ecolocation device demonstrations… This workshop…
On November 29th, 2011, A LONDON HONEY MAP…
…by our friends at Åbäke is in the works for the Animal Estates London HQ, Urban Wildlife Client Services, and today we received this exciting preview planning picture of jars…
On October 13th, 2011, ‘MEET THE ANIMAL CLIENTS PART I’…
…was the opening event of the Animal Estates London HQ: Urban Wildlife Client Services this evening attracting a group of a few hundred to hear from local bird,…
On September 22nd, 2011, ANNOUNCING ‘ANIMAL ESTATES LONDON HQ: URBAN WILDLIFE CLIENT SERVICES’…
…coming soon to Arup in London: ANIMAL ESTATES 8.0: LONDON, ENGLAND Animal Estates London HQ, Urban Wildlife Client Services at Arup Phase 2, 8 Fitzroy Street, London W1T 4BJ October 13th,…
On September 14th, 2011, ISTANBUL CAT ESTATES…
…some of them lovingly hand-painted and even featuring the name of the cat over the front door, are what I stumbled upon (almost literally) this afternoon, filling a…
On September 8th, 2011, URBAN WILDLIFE CLIENT SERVICES…
…is the subtitle of the upcoming London Animal Estates HQ project (which I am in town preparing for) coming to the world headquarters of to Arup (the massive…
On May 24th, 2011, A SOLITARY BEE ESTATE…
…or trap nest – similar to the more massive, monolithic version that I made for the Mason Bees in New York City in 2008 – is my Roman…
On February 10th, 2011, DUCK RAMP…
…is what I found in the pond at Villa Doria Pamphili this afternoon, installed by some thoughtful human, allowing the many duck residents to access the extensively wooded…
On July 19th, 2010, WASPS…
…have constructed a gorgeous home under the eaves of the cabin.
On June 17th, 2010, “CATIOS” OR ANIMAL ESTATES FOR FELIS CATTUS…
…are fascinating (as reported in today’s New York TImes), and though I have to admit I am not a huge cat fan, and tend more towards the dog…
On June 10th, 2010, THE ANIMAL ESTATES SNAG TOWER IN SAN FRANCISCO’S PRESIDIO…
…is up and ready for some animal habitation action as a part of the show Presidio Habitats, and I was finally able to see it for the first…
On June 9th, 2010, THE LOG CABIN IN SAN FRANCISCO’S PRESIDIO…
…is where I will be doing a talk tomorrow evening at 7pm, mostly about Animal Estates, on the occasion of the year-long installation of the Snag Tower in…
On May 15th, 2010, PRESIDIO HABITATS FEATURING THE ANIMAL ESTATES SNAG TOWER…
…(which is a surrogate for a vertical dead tree, or snag, serves as a collective model home to accommodate six native species that would otherwise take up residence…