Jona Möller

Jona Möller is a landscape architect and urban designer whose work explores the intersection of urban research and science and technology studies (STS). He studied landscape architecture and urban design at TU Berlin, where he completed his degree with a thesis on temporal tensions in Lusatia’s post-mining water balance, analyzing how the restoration of large-scale water infrastructures is framed as a means of shaping environmental futures. Currently, Jona is pursuing a dissertation on human-plant-technology encounters within maintenance and care practices in the multispecies city. His research investigates how professionals in the built environment are reconfiguring maintenance regimes for urban green infrastructures, as attempts to respond to future environmental challenges. Before joining the research training group ‘Urban future-making’, Jona co-coordinated a research and training project on human-plant relations in urban spaces in Berlin. He also worked as a research assistant on the Blasted Landscapes project in the Cluster of Excellence ‘Matters of Activity’.