Dvir Wiener-Blotner

Eco-Polycentrism: Reshaping the Urban Landscape

Potential Spaces for future urban landscapes have been neglected or have been confined to traditional city planning. Many cities in Israel fail to provide an infrastructure that supports environmental transportation, coercing many to be dependent on cars. In addition, the foundations of many of these developments are environmentally unstable with the unprecedented use of harmful resources that disregard the times we live in. My project tackles these issues by creating an urban landscape that provides accessible connections between places and creating a foundation of urban ecology based on sustainable resources that connect and enhance human well being with nature.