The experience in the Armenian Caucasus involved a group constructing a multi-species artifact, fostering community through collective effort and creativity amid a vibrant natural setting.
Participants engaged in a variety of shared activities ranging from daily construction tasks, meal preparations, and football matches, illustrating a blend of labor, leisure, and connection.
Drawing inspiration from Ramuz's novel, the project intertwines architectural creation with community experience, exploring themes of historical resilience embodied within a modern context.
This trilogy's culmination in Armenia emphasizes collaboration, showcasing an international mix of students and professionals, reflecting a commitment to shared learning and local engagement.
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