Communities of Compost

<p>Composting is a regenerative practice that provides the opportunity for a multitude of life to thrive. Not only does it feed damaged soils, but also depleted imaginations, as new futures emerge from the scraps of the old.</p> <p>Outside the Library, a bioreactor is producing compost from neighbourhood waste. The bioreactor is using the Johnson-Su method of composting which produces a rich, fungi dominated compost which will later be used to give new life to the worn out soils and places.</p> <p>On the shelf, a handbook describes how composting can be a transformative practice to regenerate spaces and can become a degrowth ritual in our everyday lives.</p>

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Bjørn Inge Melås, Alexander Rullan

Part of: Enough: The Architecture of Degrowth

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