Protective architecture: Seashell

The war reveals the problems associated with the effectiveness of buildings and cities in securing themselves against aerial and artillery shelling. This is my attempt to design structures and articulate ideas for high-risk buildings during wartime. It is an attempt to phenomenologically rethink the powerful exoskeleton as a place of primarily psychological attachment and only then a bodily connection to the image of home that lives in our imagination.

This work is my contribution to #ArtForUkraine, 100% of proceeds from sales go towards a donation wallet helping wartime survivors and those standing up for freedom.

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