Mapa is a participatory art project in the form of a GPS webapp where games and technology come together to meet the urgent need to regenerate the environmental responsibility of the population in the face of the climate emergency that we inhabit.

Mapa is designed to boost citizen participation by engaging the community around locating and recovering degraded nature environments as well as facilitating cultural and wellbeing activities like sensorial discovery games and seasonal plants routes.

Symbiotic Spaces Collective is a transdisciplinary project to protect and increase urban wildlife, using open source 3D printing technology and local materials, particularly clay. SSC structures are designed for a broad variety of species, including water animals, small mammals, insects and birds. Their forms are inspired by observation of non-human architecture in the wild. This work is motivated by concerns about biodiversity and the relationship humans entertain with the creatures that keep our ecosystems alive.

Modular shutter gardens allow everyone to have a garden at their windows, particularly people in high-rise apartment blocks without individual balconies. This system is based on individual sustainably manufactured wooden cells containing felt layers that can be attached to shutters and turned 360°, creating a space for plants to grow. The cells improve thermal performance, thanks to the shade, evapotranspiration and extra insulation layer provided by plants, which also reduce air pollution.