Feminist Ecologies

Working in amongst the rich social ecology of Toxteth we have designed new spaces for reflection and reconciliation - ‘support structures’ for conversation, cultural exchange and collective story telling.

An open model of a building with thtree floors and various staircases, with people doing different tasks inside
Naomi Mason
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In his book, ‘Unless’, Kiel Moe suggests that to move beyond mythologies of architect as hero and building as trophy, we need to start with a clear eyed description of architecture as it is: merely the ‘hardened edge’ of a complex global system built on a series of damaging ‘unequal exchanges’, of labour, resources and materials.

Using Moe’s methods to critique Liverpool's bombastic monuments to Empire, Feminist Ecologies Studio has this year been in search of a different kind of institution - one rooted in people and place.

Studio lead

Guests and collaborators

  • Laurence Westgaph, Liverpool Black History Research Group
  • Hazel Tilley, Granby Four Streets
  • Becky Vipond and Jackie Swanson, Squash
  • Mandy Meaghan, School of Create
  • Lauryn Thomson, Architect
  • Marianne Heaslip, People Powered Retrofit
  • Shingi Tarirah, Seek Atelier Engineers 
  • Hannah Maxey, Architect
  • Mark Parsons, Studio Polpo
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