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Bradley Fletcher

BA (Hons) Architecture

BA (Hons) Architecture work by Bradley Fletcher showing a design project located in Barcelona. Illustration showing conceptual studies Graphics showing climatology and green space across Barcelona. Orthographic drawings of Barcelona Institute of Mycology, including two floor plans and a section. Technical details showing the floor and façade makeup.

This proposal overlooks methods of ‘greening’ in the Catalonian capital of Barcelona. Radically transforming current singular tree plantation along streets of the Cerda district, for a complete public-shut down of Naturalised roads; re-connecting the isolated parks scattered across the city. The newly reformed naturalised roads become a venue of festivity in the mushroom-picking season – offering relief from the protected Collserola mountains. Positioned at the heart of the Naturalised roads, the Institute of Mycology becomes a hub for science, utilising the green-belts as ‘field-research’. The development of ‘lab-pods’ extend the reach of the institutes mycological research beyond its foundations. Samples collected are analysed at the institute as part of its mission to de-mystify the underground symbiotic networks. The optimists guide to Myco-Regenesis acts as a demonstration for welcoming nature back into our cities as a tool for ensuring environmental justice for all communities.

  • 3D modelling
  • Architecture
  • AutoCAD
  • Site analysis
  • Sustainable design
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