Our fears turn feral when they have nowhere to go. South Korean author Bora Chung's new short story collection plays with old horror tropes: endless corridors and looped staircases, exits that only lead you deeper, a phone that rings and rings (don't pick up). The kind of stories dare-drunk children trade in the dark. Set in a research facility known only as the Institute, a repository of cursed and haunted objects,
Text description provided by the architects. The Plant Futures Facility supports research into sustainable food, fibre, and fuel production in response to climate change and population growth. Defined as a "walled garden," the building's concept reflects its typology and context-crafted from brick in a pixilated pattern referencing Queensland's geological cross-section. From a distance, it reads as a stone wall; up close, it reveals a finely articulated façade.