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EDITOR’S CHOICE
The “editor’s choice” was selected by LA+ Journal’s Editor in Chief from among the non-awarded, long- and short-listed entries. It will be published in LA+ Journal’s LA+ INTERRUPTION issue (Spring 2023)
Anna Feldman, Gagani Warnakulasooriya + Danyelle Bailey (Australia)
Location of Interruption: Any architect, anywhere![](https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/1d1446c974e80ab59569b8678ef8d4e4b61bb1bc470b9f5b185f544af2b8973d/Editors-Choice-Media-02.jpg)
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All over the world architects are asking themselves, “How can I make this project more ‘green’?” And all too often the answer is to put some plants on it, without a nuanced consideration of whether a green wall or roof is really a suitable (and environmentally friendly) option in the circumstances. The Heatherwick Hat is a structure designed to support the growth of plants over the human body – developed as a (satirical) interruption to this process. Rather than installing plants on structures, architects can simply don The Hat.