Jenny Melville
MA work
MA work
ADS4: IMMORTALITY
In a future where big business has subverted the ethical agenda, could Nestlé Rowntree exploit the infrastructure of a new high-speed rail service to convince a confectionery-obsessed nation to buy into their newly synthesised healthy sweets?
This project explores the difficult ethical questions surrounding the future of food production in the UK. In a speculative future where Nestlé’s synthesised confectionery has revolutionised the healthcare system by offering preventative healthcare to genome-sequenced masses, I propose that Nestlé exploit the infrastructure of a new high-speed rail service, to cultivate, manufacture and dispense their healthy sweets to hoards of commuters.
Info
Info
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MA Degree
School
School of Architecture
Programme
MA Architecture, 2010
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Contact
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07828 480761
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ADS4: IMMORTALITY
In a future where big business has subverted the ethical agenda, could Nestlé Rowntree exploit the infrastructure of a new high-speed rail service to convince a confectionery-obsessed nation to buy into their newly synthesised healthy sweets?
This project explores the difficult ethical questions surrounding the future of food production in the UK. In a speculative future where Nestlé’s synthesised confectionery has revolutionised the healthcare system by offering preventative healthcare to genome-sequenced masses, I propose that Nestlé exploit the infrastructure of a new high-speed rail service, to cultivate, manufacture and dispense their healthy sweets to hoards of commuters.
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Degrees
- BA, Architecture (First class), University of Nottingham, 2006
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Experience
- Architectural assistant, Freelance, London, 2008 to present; Architectural assistant, Future Systems, London, 2006-8; Architectural assistant, Milk Architects, London, 2006
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Exhibitions
- Final Demand, Metcalf Gallery, London, 2009; Everything Counts (London Architecture Festival), Exhibition Road, London, 2008; Yoshiwara, Jerwood Space, London, 2007