The MAA is a visionary master program with an innovative and open structure, mixing diverse disciplines, shaping professionals capable of producing theoretical & practical solutions towards responsive cities, architecture & technology.
01. Anthropocene [Noun] The term “Anthropocene” combines “anthropo,” meaning “human,” with “-cene,” referring to geological time scales[hierarchical series of smaller chunks of time]. Anthropocene is an unofficial unit of geologic time, used to describe the most recent period of the contemporary global environment dominated by human activity which has a significant impact on the planet’s … Read more
“Strategizing the facilitation of mutualistic symbiosis between Earth-worms and soil in a post-extraction scenario” EARTHWORMS AND SOIL AGENTS INVOLVED WHY ARE EARTHWORMS IMPORTANT? THREATS TO EARTHWORMS THEATRE OF OPERATIONS DEMONSTRATION SITE THE INTERVENTIONS THE SOIL CONSERVATORY THE TERRA-REFORMER A PROJECTION OF THE FUTURE – SPECULATIVE TIMELINE
MiniBlocks is the result of the first term of research into a master thesis. This project will propose an exploration into how to activate underused public spaces in Barcelona by merging community and design. Introduction Why Barcelona? Framework State of the Art Proposal
Botanic characterisation for a Pomegranate Tree Plan and Section of Bed D: Perennials
AN OIL REFINERY BECOMES A PRODUCTION ECOLOGY AT THE END OF WORK In the vibrant landscape of Tarragona in the year 2050, the once-thriving oil refinery has undergone a remarkable metamorphosis, emerging as a beacon of innovation and sustainability in a world shaped by a post-work society. What was once a hub of industrial production … Read more
Diagrams Population in Castellon Refineries in EU Refineries in Spain Solutions Main System Flora and Fauna Flood simulation
Process After leaving printed specimen to dry inside the tank for at least three days, it is excavated by hand and excess powder is removed using brushes. The brushed specimen was then left to dry for four more days. Process: Firing in Kiln
Soil, land and community Course agenda Detecting and visualizing the complexity of issues in communities andneighborhoods Differentiating between ‘design for’, ‘design with’ and ‘design within’communities Engaging with existing communities and pointing out realistic inferences and needs First hand understanding of the matters of concern Being strategic with the community engagement and proposing meaningful interventions Broadening … Read more
Dear colleagues, I think you can relate to this. Do you remember yourself working with building codes last time? It was a nightmare, right? Nightmare that makes us slow The absence of a streamlined method to navigate through these documents, to have support and to stay updated with all the changes slows down our workflow.
