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e+i setting the multispecies lab festival exhibit in UC at the New School

Ecology Panel at ACSA Chicago

Unearthing the Multispecies totem after two years at the urban farm on Governors Island, it is moving with Earth Matter to its new location. today we unearth it from the roots that it is enmeshed with.. amazing systems of fluorescent rooting bodies, moth larvae and rodent tunnels. we had to carefully follow the virginia creeper vine back to its roots in order to bring her with the totem body she embraced to tightly.. new life a few miles down

Multispecies totem is moving with Earth Matter to its new location on Governors Island. today we unearth it from the roots that it is enmeshed with.. amazing systems of fluorescent rooting bodies, moth larvae and rodent tunnels. we had to carefully follow the virginia creeper vine back to its roots in order to bring her with the totem body she embraced to tightly.. new life a few miles down

eva’s manuscript has moved to production and expected to be published with Routledge this summer.

A year ago we inaugurated the Multispecies Totem at Earth Matter on Governors Island with a beautiful performance by Yana and Massumi of Yana Schnitzler HUMAN KINETICS. A year later it is still standing strong, integrated into and accepted by the species around it… soon we will have to move it to its new home with Earth Matter.


e+i studio is thrilled to continue our partnership with Earth Matter and for the support of the Architectural League.

Multispecies totem is supported by the Architecture + Design Independent Projects program, a grant partnership of the New York State Council on the Arts and The Architectural League of New York.
Independent Projects grants are made possible with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State legislature.



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Join us for the Spotlight talk with the Architectural League and fellow Independent Project Awardees: Darius Somers, Latoya Kamdang, and Teonna Cooksey, on May 14th 12.30pm EST.
Free and open to all. Advance registration required. All registered participants will be sent a link to participate through Zoom. Link in bio and at the Architectural League website.

Exploring clay 3d prints for water filtering properties for upcoming project. Special thanks to Christine Facella, Madeline Lawson and 3d Lab at Parsons.

e+i enjoyed an afternoon chat with Philip P**n for his upcoming article for the Architectural League’s Urban Omnibus. Great conversation on community, Chinatown, the role of Architecture on human and nonhuman life.