’Interwoven structures’ is a project which encourages root (and mycelium) growth and which sees the entangled behaviour of growing and human-made structures as highly beneficial. The weave is a starting technique, which creates a base structure of nutrients combined with either seeds or mycelium. Through time and the process of self-feeding, the roots would expand, become stronger and take over the structural role of the woven elements. In the case of mycelium, the woven joints would merge and through the growth of mycelium gain structural qualities. These growing bodies can initially serve as a living habitat and flood absorbents while transforming into a source of material for a new urban fabric.