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Not Just in the Wilderness

Thresholds 52: Disappearance (2024)

“Not Just in the Wilderness” argues that Ohio’s territorial history reveals how abstraction, land control, and industrialization have erased natural habitats, yet simultaneously opened possibilities for new socio-ecological forms of stewardship in which architecture becomes a medium of ecological care. How can architecture nourish a natural environment that is already so abstracted by human society when even our ideas of nature are cultural mythologies?

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