DIY DNA is a design master thesis, developed autumn 2010 at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design. It is a cultural investigation of a future projection where synthetic biology is an emerging technology. Through tendencies in society and technology seen today different scenarios are built, exploring several implications of a public adopting living creatures as products and services. Each scenario discuss matters on different levels; the personal, the social, and the environmental, including topics on human responsibility, consumer- product relationship, and security and regulations.

For the full project, including project definition, framework, development, and research; download my thesis here (6,6 MB)

Thanks to (among others) Mosse Sjaastad, Einar Sneve Martiniussen, and Kristin Tobiassen)

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