The Lions' Gate: Towards a Permaculture-inspired Blended Space

C. Egan, Richard Thompson, Andrew O'Dowd
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In light of the devastating ecological effects of climate breakdown and with human well-being under severe stress, this paper presents The Lions' Gate - an in-development, urban, interactive permaculture project on-campus in Edinburgh, Scotland. We argue that to address limits to computing, a radical framework is needed. We position permaculture as an alternative to the economic growth model, and it's associated temporal controls. Our work is an attempt at shifting our thinking and doing by employing a blended spaces perspective to permaculture, university campuses and digital media. By starting from a permaculture view we have the ecological and ethical tools to practice alternatives to growth. As far as Sustainable Interaction Design (SiD) is concerned - in today's climate, actions must ultimately speak louder than words.
狮子之门:走向永续文化的混合空间
鉴于气候崩溃对生态的破坏性影响以及人类福祉面临的严峻压力,本文提出了“狮子之门”——一个正在开发中的城市互动永续农业项目,位于苏格兰爱丁堡的校园内。我们认为,为了解决计算的局限性,需要一个激进的框架。我们将永续农业定位为经济增长模式的另一种选择,它与时间控制有关。我们的工作是尝试通过将混合空间的视角运用到永续农业、大学校园和数字媒体中来改变我们的思维和行为。从永续农业的角度出发,我们有生态和道德的工具来实践替代增长。就可持续交互设计(SiD)而言,在今天的气候下,行动最终必须比语言更响亮。
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