77. AITC: Nature, The Posthuman, and the Microbiome with Ilaria Mazzoleni

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77. AITC: Nature, The Posthuman, and the Microbiome with Ilaria Mazzoleni

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This week we continue our ongoing miniseries Architecture in the Time of Coronavirus with architect, biomimicist and educator Ilaria Mazzoleni. In this chat we see that the “eco-laboratory” is an apt metaphor to describe the body, architecture, and manifestations of “living” at various scales.

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