CHIPHouse
Shalom Yabilsu
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Geographic location
United States
Year
2024
Description
In 2054, the global consciousness shifts towards sustainable living, driving remarkable innovations such as the ChipHouse chip. This intervention represents a leap forward in housing technology, promising a future where eco-friendly homes can be grown, not just built. When planted in a designated location, this tiny chip germinates and grows into a structurally sound, fully functional home, seamlessly integrating into its natural surroundings. This innovative approach to housing construction reduces the carbon footprint associated with traditional building methods and incorporates a more profound commitment to sustainable living practices. By harnessing the power of nature, the ChipHouse chip creates homes that are environmentally friendly, aesthetically pleasing, and harmonious with their surroundings.
Acknowledgements
University of Arkansas
Biography
Shalom is a multidisciplinary designer, researcher, and educator. Her work focuses on using design as a catalyst for social change. Her research interests also include investigating current and emerging social problems in the community related to women’s health, social Justice, and curriculum development to enhance diversity, equity, and inclusion in the classroom, utilizing it as a potent tool to shape learning experiences and outcomes while fostering collaboration within her classroom.