Hyphae Presents at GOOD Design SF

Mussel habitat dangling from the rope-laden belly of Pier 27, wetland remediation barges, and contaminated sediment dredge harvest missions were all part of our systemic proposal to rethink infrastructure being developed for the upcoming America’s Cup events. Stay posted for a more in-depth archiving of what went down, as well as coverage from the event by GOOD.

Artspace, had to say this about our presentation: “Hyphae Design’s Brent Bucknum rallied the crowd with a solution to Dan Hodapp’s challenge from the Port of San Francisco to transform Pier 27 into an asset for the city. Using the changes that are already planned for the 2013 America’s Cup, Bucknum proposed a hyper-sustainable pier that would not only clean local waters using natural technologies (like oysters!), it would create a peaceful respite for residents that helped connect them with the biological processes of the bay.”

Link to the event:

http://www.good.is/post/event-join-us-for-good-design-san-francisco-on-september-29/

You can see a video of the event at FORAtv:

http://fora.tv/2011/09/29/Teaching_Architecture_and_the_City_2#chapter_16

<a href="http://fora.tv/v/c13918">Architecture and the City Festival: GOOD Design Challenge</a> from <a href="http://fora.tv/partner/swissnex_San_Francisco"> swissnex San Francisco</a> on <a href="http://fora.tv">FORA.tv</a>

Hyphae Presents at GOOD Design SF

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