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Coille an Àm - The Scottish Woodland Archive
His thesis, Coille an Àm (Forest of Time), envisions an anthropogenic forest in Glen Affric as a prototype for ecological recovery and climate adaptation, where architecture emerges from the forest itself. The project reframes rewilding as an active collaboration with time, place, and climate. To explore the project f…
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His thesis, Coille an Àm (Forest of Time), envisions an anthropogenic forest in Glen Affric as a prototype for ecological recovery and climate adaptation, where architecture emerges from the forest itself. The project reframes rewilding as an active collaboration with time, place, and climate. To explore the project further, visit: designstudio18.com/Christopher-Briggs
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- University of Westminster
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Christopher Briggs
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