Inhabiting Instability: The Hostile Condition
Mamoru Hoshi, MArch (Year: 5)
Our society is conventionally built on a static foundation resisting the dynamics of human activity and the landscape. The project challenges to question a fragility of static condition that domesticates our use of body and today’s way of living.
How could we live in instability? How could we re-balance the domesticated relationship? Inspired by the symbiotic relationship in nomadic communities, the proposal designs and speculates a new way of living in an unstable environment.

Archi-Creature: Performance and Human Behaviour

Sequence Collages (Moving): New Nomadic Dwelling (Companion)

Sequence Collages (Morning & Night): New Nomadic Dwelling (Companion)

The Objects of Stability: Lifespan of Furniture, Architecture and Infrastructure

Livestock Autonomy (Case Study): Reverting to Wildness in Fukushima

Symbiotic Creatures (Artifact): 'Balance' (Top), 'Stability' (Middle), 'Corner' (Bottom)

Territory of Nomadic Livestock (Case Study): Speed of Movement & Daily Distance

Degree of Domestication (Case Study): Dedication & Freedom in Daily Routine
The Autopsy of Archi-Creature: Performance and Human Behaviour

Body Trajectory: 24 Hours Human Postures in Sedentary Society
