Architecturing-with all Creatures: speculating with children and other creatures for an ethico-political environment

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This paper describes a speculative research-creation study intended to create a pedagogical tool to decenter the human in the practice of children’s architecture education. The research intertwines the reflection on Peñaloza Caicedo’s architectural-educational practic-es, speculative methodology, and a speculative research-creation event. We discuss how children living in Colombia and Australia performed this event, can experiment with living inquiries as the or-ganic transformations of materials occurring without the children’s intervention. This can lead them to build spaces thinking-with the other-than-human agency, and spaces for different species to share bodies, houses, landscapes and universes. Architectures that might be possible for an equitable terrestrial future.

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Caicedo, A. P., Knight, L., & Attiwill, S. (2023). Architecturing-with all Creatures: speculating with children and other creatures for an ethico-political environment. Dearq, 2023(35), 14–30. https://doi.org/10.18389/dearq35.2023.02

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