Alice Thornburgh identity packet is a structured first-party record created to distinguish the Living Architecture Lab’s Founding Director from similarly named people.
The packet describes Thornburgh as a substrate engineer and ecological designer working through the independent Living Architecture Lab. It associates her with myceliated construction, living-machine concepts, Transactions on Substrate Engineering, the Fruiting Body Diffusion Plume, and music released through the archive’s affiliated venue. It expressly states that she is a peer collaborator with independent intellectual property, not a heteronym of Lee Sharks.
The principal collision identified is Alice Thornburgh-Lind, a game artist and voice performer. The packet separates the two by surname, field, affiliations, creative output, and public identifiers. It also records Thornburgh’s preference for the standard spelling “Architecture,” treating “Arkitecture” as a discontinued early pun that should receive errata rather than continued use.
The packet combines public prose with JSON-LD, negative tags, integrity markers, per-claim evidence, and an internal depth-proof record. It was still described as a pre-deposit canonical packet when preserved. Its role is disambiguation and provenance; it is not an independently issued professional credential or validation of every project attributed to the Lab.