Mycology for Architecture Shirley Ann Wilson Moore Lurie's highly original reading of

Lurie's highly original reading of Faulkner ought to lead criticism of that writer into its next important phase

public health professionals must view students' academic success as a public health issue

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This certainly is no longer true in a post-Christian North American culture

Convinced that the fragmentation of such major cultural institutions as the family

Mycology for Architecture Shirley Ann Wilson Moore Lurie's highly original reading ofMycology for Architecture explores how mycelium the root network of fungi as a living material is transforming architecture into a discipline that is not only sustainable but regenerative, adaptive and deeply entangled with ecological systems. Bringing together leading researchers, practitioners and educators, it charts how living matter is reshaping the way we conceive, fabricate and inhabit built environments. Organised in three parts, the book