SXSW ECO 2014 Kicked off on October 5th. Check out the following links for the impressive whirlwind schedule of speakers and events. We welcome commentary, interviews, tips, follow-ups and other links from event participants.
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- byNed Dodington
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Twice a week I slide open the glass door to our outdoor patio and refill a hardware store bird feeder with bird seed. The package for the bird seed says “Attracts up to 2x more Finches” but we never see anything other than mourning doves and the occasional mocking bird. It makes no matter to me, my wife or the cat, especially the cat.
Macaws Deserve good Design Too
- byNed Dodington
- March 17, 2010
This just in from one of our readers and dear friends. The Architecture firm of Enric Batlle and Joan Roig has constructed new cages for the Macaw population in Barcellona's Parc de la Ciutadella
Urban Apiaries
- byEditor
- June 30, 2014
Increasing interest and activity in urban agriculture is exciting for human urban development and the greening, literally and metaphorically, of our cities. But more often than not animals in almost every capacity are left out of the conversation.
Critical Ecologies Update
- byNed Dodington
- March 29, 2010
More information from Harvard GSD about the upcoming Critical Ecologies symposium on April 2nd and 3rd. Click the above image to download the poster! Stay tuned as Animal Architecture will be posting content and commentary throughout the event.
The Nature-Rights Movement or the “Law of Mother Earth”
- byNed Dodington
- June 2, 2011
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Building For Birds: Avian-friendly Skyscrapers
- byNed Dodington
- August 9, 2012
NPR: Every year millions of birds fly headlong into sleek glass and steel skyscrapers all over the country. Can a better glass save these co-urbanites?