An increasing number of people are living in coastal cities. With the increasing need for habitats, shorelines are moving outwards to increase space. This fosters the destruction of marine life habitats and diminishes biodiversity. BioShelter counterbalance this through artificial seawalls computationally designed using site-specific marine biology data, fabricated by robots.
Collaborative Research, Learning and Action with the DFV Specialist Support Field
Specialist domestic and family violence services doing the most crucial and complex work are often the most isolated and least heard. The DFV Learning Network set out to change that, using design to convene 31 services, build collective knowledge, and grow a shared voice to influence funders and policymaker decisions.