Casting a line to place: embodied rituals, cultural landscapes and their potential to (re)connect
A journey of fly-fishing and place identity in Dartmoor, through...
Zoe’s emerging architectural praxis looks to ritualised connections to landscape in order to better understand and create places that nurture connection and meaning. This academic focus progresses ideas of place and identity, outlined in a recently published, co-authored journal paper ‘Shenzhen’s urban villages: dialogic cultural landscapes and resilient rituals’.
Preceding her return to academia, Zoe most recently worked as an architectural designer in New York, concentrating on adaptive reuse, regeneration and conservation of architecture. Prior to working in the USA, Zoe worked in Shenzhen, China for two years; working on high-end interior design, conceptual architectural and landscape design.
