A Sown Pluriverse is a modular scaffolding system that grows with native species, horoeka.
Envisioned to initiate ecological change along Kent and Cambridge Terrace, Wellington. Over a timeline of 20 years and beyond.
Initial vision where Kent and Cambridge Terrace is transformed into a lively third space that can adapt to host and facilitate many activities and ways of being. Looking to inspire engagement with wai, kai, performing arts, festivals, garden markets, and nature.
Phase 1: Planting the horoeka in 4 small elevated bases that are placed along Kent and Cambridge Terrace. Set in the year of 2025.
Phase 2: The horoeka grow for 15 years, reaching a juvenile state. The second levels of the bases are now accessible, built upon, and begin to stretch to the sides of the street through bridges.
Phase 3: The horoeka grows past its juvenile state reaching its older height of 15m - 20m. As the horoeka grows over the next 5 years the scaffolding units develop and are altered to align with the communities aspirations. A light rail is also added in place of one of the roads and the other forms the first level, dedicated to pedestrians and street markets.
