Infrastructure and non-human life: A wider ontology

This article develops a wider ontology of infrastructure. It argues that infrastructures not only hasten the flow materials but produce non-human mobilities and immobilities radically alter dynamics life. Infrastructures become medium life as natural infrastructural ecologies meld, reorienting notions design, architecture, planning governance. Non-human itself can be cast infrastructure, with biopolitical implications for anticipating managing future. An moving beyond anthropocentric familiars generates new analytics critical openings politics governing human