“Human Habitats Need to Accommodate Other Living Beings.”

Landscape architect Céline Baumann designs urban environments,
but she also maintains a prolific practice as an artist and educator. Her Basel-based studio is committed to research on plant life and interrelations with humans. Her intersectional lens in turn informs her design work, in which she aims to create dynamic open spaces that respect the ecology of both humans and nature.

Interview by Viviane Stappmanns.