Architecture + Cities Research Forum: “Diagraming the Feral Condition” by Eric Guibert

In the last decades, the term ‘(re)wilding’ has been widely used by ecological landscape architects and gardeners, conservationists, and ecologists. As a result, the word may appear meaningless. Yet it has been an undeniably useful concept for radical landscape experimentation, with promising results indicating cost-effective solutions to the catastrophes of biodiversity collapse and climate change. The seminar was structured around the heuristic diagram Guibert has developed to map these diverse landscape practices within a continuum of landscape approaches, and to conceive of the feral condition they embody.