Marooned by time, Hunting Island evokes seclusion and human scale. The site breathes with the tides, fostering habitats for vegetation and wildlife. Tidal creeks and mudflats host diverse interactions; the meeting of salt and fresh water forms dendritic patterns that balance spartina grass and animal life cycles. The project’s sustainability strategies evolved from a deep understanding of the marsh landscape dynamics. The research center studies the overlap of microecosystems in the marsh environment, exploring how land, vegetation and animal life coexist in one habitat.
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