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Where Bodies Are Alive

A speculative architecture for living body parts.

Where Bodies Are Alive explores the idea of an architecture designed for living body parts rather than whole bodies. Each structure functions as a speculative habitat, carefully shaped to support the needs of a specific organ or tissue.





Combining architectural thinking with biological imagination, the project blurs the boundary between the built environment and the human body. Through drawings, models, and spatial experiments, it proposes an alternative way of imagining architecture—not as a place for people to inhabit, but as an environment where parts of the body could exist independently.






© Grace Chen 2026