Harry Kingham

Final Project

The new performance of: The juxtaposition of the natural order

By breaking down the food system within Bristol to gain a unique understanding of Bristol’s social and food systems, I uncover a new design methodology that strives to solve both social issues and create a new food system methodology through the utilisation of a curated process utilising innovative growth and harvesting methods.

Heresy and robotics

The scheme is based on the robots that carry out the process, from GMO to automatic harvesting, these robots each feature unique personalities based on their task. This culminates in an architecture that serves the robots, breaking down the church atmospherically in order to find and create an atmosphere that heals the robots.

Human and food methodologies

Bristol’s food system is struggling, with the methodology of food design changing over Bristol’s ever-changing focus of trade through to industry. By decoding and breaking down this system from a national to micro scale, I begin to define a new system that will move to improve Bristol’s food system.

Decoding of the church

Breaking down the church atmospherically and pragmatically to begin to gain a more holistic view of the site.

Beauty in juxtaposition

A view within the architecture showcasing the beauty of geometry and deconstructed architecture that showcases process.