Waste Landscapes

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‘Waste landscapes’ describes an ongoing body of research, which encompasses a number of projects and collaborations. It is a study of waste production and disposal, and the landscapes that support and are transformed by these processes.

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Collaborative partners include: Department of Design and Engineering, Brunel University; LEAP (Local Energy Adventure Partnership); Communities by Design; The Centre for Process Innovation (CPI); Rachel Armstrong, Professor of Experimental Architecture, Newcastle upon Tyne University; and Astudio.

 

Research projects to date include:

• Blaenavon: Tourism and postindustrial landscapes ​​

• Waste to Value: Micro Anaerobic Digestion for Urban Communities ​​

• The New Urban Off grid – A guide to off grid waste processing and energy systems for urban developments

• Landfill: A mapping of waste landscapes

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