Urban Microbiology is the Key to Building the Future of our Cities | Marco Poletto | TEDxBucharest

Do you have any clue about what happens to our cities' waste? How can you build cities which produce energy while consuming it? How can we create multiple interactions between nature and our urban architecture? Marco Poletto brings forth a non-anthropocentric approach to the use of our waste and bacteria, as well as to the powerful bio-fabric of our cities.
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Marco Poletto is renowned for his project on “artificial ecology”, a quest for new hybrids promoting the end of the mechanistic paradigm in architecture in favor of a new “bio-technological” one.

What does this mean? In more fancy words it is all about an innovative work on ‘systemic’ design, a method defined by the combination and integration of ecologic thinking, computational and interaction design and digital prototyping. Marco Poletto is renowned for his project on “artificial ecology”, a quest for new hybrids promoting the end of the mechanistic paradigm in architecture in favor of a new “bio-technological” one.

What does this mean? In more fancy words it is all about an innovative work on ‘systemic’ design, a method defined by the combination and integration of ecologic thinking, computational and interaction design and digital prototyping. But he will explain this uncommon concept with more common words on the TEDxBucharest stage. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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