“Moved Earth: designing landscapes with discarded fill”
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8/20/2026

“Moved Earth: designing landscapes with discarded fill”

Chiara Geroldi examines what construction sites leave behind, reframing excavated fill as a resource for imagining and designing new landscapes

Author
Luisa Nannipieri
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