<ul><li>Boonserm Premthada upcycles Thai rice barns to address elephant food scarcity, presented at the 24th International Exhibition of Triennale Milano.</li><li>The Elephant Food House project combines architecture, ecology, and local craft by repurposing rice barns into food shelters for elephants using handwoven bamboo winnowing baskets.</li><li>Addressing the issue of declining elephant food sources due to deforestation and climate change, the project promotes interdependence between elephants and humans while fostering empathy and balance in the ecosystem.</li><li>The shelters not only supplement elephant diets but also serve as resting points for both humans and elephants, mediating coexistence between species and highlighting architecture's role in supporting shared resources.</li></ul>

boonserm premthada upcycles thai rice barns for elephant food shelter at triennale milano

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