Water Works: Ecosocial Design geography I cut the ash into

I cut the ash into 131 logs of average ‘furniture’ height suitable for what my Grandfather would call ‘general purpose’ use

and its contemporary discontents

⁠What she didn’t expect was the way in which her and the characters journeys would run parallel

we have been on a mission to encourage everyone to eat more veg

Water Works: Ecosocial Design geography I cut the ash intoThrough a collection of essays and case studies, Water Works shows over sixty careful responses to flooding, draught, pollution, extraction and other issues around freshwater. Divided into seven themes: Purity, Wild, Scale, Representation, Violence, Infrastructure and Commerce, Water Works allows us to learn from places and makers that build on the intricate relationships between people and other life forms, materials and (infra)structures.