Set in East Tilbury, Essex, An Architectural Guide to Energy Redistribution responds to environmental exploitation along the Thames Estuary. The area bears the scars of extractive profit: vast landfills filled with London’s waste produce methane sold for gain, water companies discharge sewage into the river while rewarding shareholders, and nearby shipping ports degrade fragile marshland habitats for global trade.

In response, this design imagines a radical collective of environmental protestors who intercept gas, water, and electricity from these corporate actors and redistribute them freely to the local community. Through speculative infrastructures, the project proposes an alternative system of stewardship and resistance. Architecture becomes a tool for repair and reparation, challenging who controls resources, who suffers the consequences, and who benefits.