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September 10, 2025SPOOLOpen Access

Representing the More-than-Human

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ANAnna NeuhausTechnische Universität BerlinIBInge BobbinkDelft University of TechnologySWSaskia de WitDelft University of Technology

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Implication

This issue examines how spatial design engages with more-than-human dynamics, suggesting new avenues for inclusivity and ecological agency.

Key Points

  • The inquiry reveals that visual representation can transform how landscapes are perceived, engaging more-than-human actors in design processes.
  • Research indicates that innovative mapping methods can enhance understanding of interdependencies in ecosystems, promoting a shift from anthropocentric thinking.
  • Spatial design approaches offer a critical reorientation toward inclusivity and democracy, as they negotiate interests between human and non-human entities.
  • The dialogue between design practices and theories of post-humanism emphasizes the need for more comprehensive engagement with ecological systems.

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Neuhaus et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1abf954b1d3bfb60e43a6https://doi.org/10.47982/spool.2025.2.00
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