Human intent
Preserve access to clean water, public space and direct embodied experience as cities become more instrumented and mediated by software.
A spatial project connecting public data, everyday recreation and a larger civic intent: cities where clean water is something people can safely enter, not just look at.
Preserve access to clean water, public space and direct embodied experience as cities become more instrumented and mediated by software.
Map swimmable places using public geographic and weather data, surface water conditions, and make existing urban swimming infrastructure easier to discover.
The software can help reveal places and conditions, but public data does not prove that every location is safe at every moment. The archived Tainan work therefore framed river swimming as a cleanup and public-space proposal, not simply a map pin.
The software can help reveal places and conditions, but public data does not prove that every location is safe at every moment. The archived Tainan work therefore framed river swimming as a cleanup and public-space proposal, not simply a map pin.