Exhibition: A Playground for Non-Humans

Last autumn, an interactive display of architectural installations designed for dogs toured some of London’s most popular public spaces and dog-walking sites.

The exhibition showcases a selection of thought-provoking ideas that draw attention to the importance of non-human inhabitation, in its various and diverse forms, throughout the city environment; the chosen exhibits include proposals catering to squirrels, rats and worms.

By shifting focus away from a human-centric perspective through a series of playful concepts and inspiring visions, its aim is to encourage care and empathy towards our non-human neighbours, triggering conversations surrounding alternative models of urban living that embrace the challenges of today.