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Designer, activist, academic,
and author of Lo—TEK,
Design by Radical Indigenism.
A leading expert of Lo—TEK nature-based technologies for climate-resilience.
Her eponymously named studio brings creative and conceptual, interdisciplinary thinking to urban projects and corporate clients interested in systemic and sustainable change. Julia regularly teaches urban design at Harvard and Columbia University.
PSB3 [Public School Non-Site Specific Biodiversity Bouldering Baby] Wall
Date: 2012
Location: New York, NY
Project Team: Julia Watson + Method Design
Client: By the City / For the City Competition
The P.S.B3 [Public School Non-Site Specific Biodiversity Bouldering Baby] Wall involves the construction of a new non-site specific mobile children’s ecological /educational climbing wall installation.
The prototype would double as a platform for inventing and testing new material technologies for innovating traditional climbing wall systems. The project was designed in collaboration with Method Design.
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