Remedy of Parts, Moments and Whole

“What makes a good community?” In the theory of Mereology, a community can be described as a unified whole, where parts of the neighborhood support one another, and the forging of such parts into a whole is done through brewing intimate moments. This project intends to dissect the under-appreciated spirit and neglected community spirit, and extend it to create opportunities and moments to grow into a healthy community.

The design expanded from the existing activities of planting, harvesting, cooking, eating, and storing; by exploring/ imagining possible sectional and volumetric relationships between these activities. The self-sustaining program comes from different remedies in which the steps and instructions overlap and intertwine, planting a network of different herbs with community involvement.

The scheme also acts as a remedy of intimacy in itself, and by the act of brewing herbal remedies, the moments created thus brew parts of the community, into whole. The plantation process becomes the participation factor of the neighborhood community, bringing people together.