A project that follows the traces of these two users to understand their needs and act accordingly. Which spaces do they inhabit? How do they inhabit them? And how can we accompany them in their movement?

 

Almost mimetically with the neighborhood’s own language, it unfolds and merges with the particular chaos fo the environment.

Structures that elevate nature, allowing plants to grow freely and unfold as they do in the forest.

MICRO VERSION

32

TRACES

What lies beneath the ground in the Microcentro? What is trying to grow?

 

 

To feel in nature, to believe oneself a part of it.

A voice shared by workers and nature.

32

How to rest while learning among the greenery and coexisting.Both nature and the worker leave their traces—let us help them coexist as peacefully as possible.

Real nature interventions.

Digital interventions/nature generators to promote its importance.

If they can’t go towards nature.

 

 

 

 

How do we take nature closer to them?

 

 

 

 

 

Following their traces without obstructing their path—creating traces for them, but this time in green.

 

Spaces that, through reflection and sun placement, concentrate warmth in winter and coolness in summer.

TO LOOK UP

PROJECT PARTNER

José Manuel Diaz Herrera

WEB link to the configurator

This web configurator was developed for anyone to explore Savia’s system and to dispose every part as they want to. Customising new ways and bringing it to life. Savia begins in the urban area of Microcentro in Buenos Aires, but this show it can spread to any part of the world.

Analogic Series ‘To Look Up’ / Microcentro 1995

Logbook / Thesis Process

A project that follows the traces of these two users to understand their needs and act accordingly. Which spaces do they inhabit? How do they inhabit them? And how can we accompany them in their movement?

 

Almost mimetically with the neighborhood’s own language, it unfolds and merges with the particular chaos fo the environment.

STREET FURNITURE SERIES

SINGLE ISCHIAL SUPPORT

MULTIPLE ISCHIAL SUPPORT

MULTIPLE SEAT WITH BACKREST

MULTIPLE SEAT

ASHTRAY

HIGH TABLE

MULTIPLE TABLE

SINGLE TABLE

SINGLE SEAT

Shape and Body / Single Seat Prototype

Scale Model

MICRO VERSION

Structures that elevate nature, allowing plants to grow freely and unfold as they do in the forest.

32

TRACES

What lies beneath the ground in the Microcentro? What is trying to grow?

 

 

To feel in nature, to believe oneself a part of it.

A voice shared by workers and nature.

32

How to rest while learning among the greenery and coexisting.Both nature and the worker leave their traces—let us help them coexist as peacefully as possible.

Real nature interventions.

Digital interventions/nature generators to promote its importance.

If they can’t go towards nature.

 

 

 

 

How do we take nature closer to them?

 

 

 

 

 

Following their traces without obstructing their path—creating traces for them, but this time in green.

 

Spaces that, through reflection and sun placement, concentrate warmth in winter and coolness in summer.

TO LOOK UP

PROJECT PARTNER

José Manuel Diaz Herrera

WEB link to the configurator

This web configurator was developed for anyone to explore Savia’s system and to dispose every part as they want to. Customising new ways and bringing it to life. Savia begins in the urban area of Microcentro in Buenos Aires, but this show it can spread to any part of the world.

Analog Series ‘To Look Up’ / Microcentro 1995

Logbook / Thesis Process

Street Furniture Book

The voice of the ones who stay

This is a project which gives a voice to the nature and workers of the Microcentro. It is a movement, a manifestation that unfolds throughout the streets like an ecosystem offering spaces of wellbeing and rest to those who are seaking to survive day by day in the heart of Buenos Aires.

Postal Memoirs

Street Furniture Book

Postal Memoirs

The voice of the ones who stay

This is a project which gives a voice to the nature and workers of the Microcentro. It is a movement, a manifestation that unfolds throughout the streets like an ecosystem offering spaces of wellbeing and rest to those who are seaking to survive day by day in the heart of Buenos Aires.

A project that follows the traces of these two users to understand their needs and act accordingly. Which spaces do they inhabit? How do they inhabit them? And how can we accompany them in their movement?

 

Almost mimetically with the neighborhood’s own language, it unfolds and merges with the particular chaos fo the environment.

STREET FURNITURE SERIES

SINGLE ISCHIAL SUPPORT

MULTIPLE ISCHIAL SUPPORT

MULTIPLE SEAT WITH BACKREST

MULTIPLE SEAT

ASHTRAY

HIGH TABLE

MULTIPLE TABLE

SINGLE TABLE

SINGLE SEAT

Shape and Body / Single Seat Prototype

Scale Model

Structures that elevate nature, allowing plants to grow freely and unfold as they do in the forest.

MICRO VERSION

32

TRACES

What lies beneath the ground in the Microcentro? What is trying to grow?

 

 

To feel in nature, to believe oneself a part of it.

A voice shared by workers and nature.

32

How to rest while learning among the greenery and coexisting.Both nature and the worker leave their traces—let us help them coexist as peacefully as possible.

Real nature interventions.

Digital interventions/nature generators to promote its importance.

If they can’t go towards nature.

 

 

 

 

How do we take nature closer to them?

 

 

 

 

 

Following their traces without obstructing their path—creating traces for them, but this time in green.

 

Spaces that, through reflection and sun placement, concentrate warmth in winter and coolness in summer.

TO LOOK UP

PROJECT PARTNER

José Manuel Diaz Herrera

WEB link to the configurator

This web configurator was developed for anyone to explore Savia’s system and to dispose every part as they want to. Customising new ways and bringing it to life. Savia begins in the urban area of Microcentro in Buenos Aires, but this show it can spread to any part of the world.

Analog Series ‘To Look Up’ / Microcentro 1995

Logbook / Thesis Process

Street Furniture Book

Postal Memoirs