Texas Tech University_ARCH4341_Spring2021
Professors: Kristina Fisher & Neal Lucas Hitch
Investigations of Micro Urban Interventions within an Urban Fabric:
"Urban Moss seeks a new form of development in a
similar manner to these natural processes: bottom-up
infrastructure built in the interstices of cities living
in reciprocity with their neighbors and inhabitants.
Modern city design has primarily been characterized
by the development of massive plans implemented
rapidly by a few individuals imposing their ideals
from the top-down. A view of growth antithetical
to natural and biological systems of maturation.
Conversely, Urban Moss looks at city design from the
point of view of the individual, arguing that change
is not something that is “planned” at all, but rather
something that germinates over time from which
those overlooked and ubiquitous spaces emerge into
a vibrant public realm"