sets itself within a narrative post-human world that questions reality through the cyborg body, as posed within the “Cyborg Manifesto” by Donna Haraway and “The Machine in the Garden” by Leo Marx. As a design tool, the cyborg is used to respond to our climate, sustainability practices. It proposes an infrastructural leisure district, acting as a regenerative prosthesis within the local landscape. 

 uses designed responsive machine elements that use ecology and human physiology to clean the localised air, water and river waste. It poses the question: how would cyborgs recreate the Garden of Eden?

The project was developed within the context of the University of Westminster - School of Architecture and Cities.