Alessandra Savina, Gerardo Sandoval Osio, Miguel Ángel González Arjona, and Oscar Alejandro Miranda Martinez
The resulting design guidelines address vegetation systems, ecological corridors, modular shelters, communication systems, adaptive monitoring technologies, rainwater management, and long-term resilience strategies. The paper also discusses the conceptual, ecological, technical, and ethical limitations of the project, particularly in relation to anthropocentric interpretations of non-human life, ecological uncertainty, long-term maintenance, and communication accessibility. Overall, the project contributes to systemic and multispecies design discourse by proposing an adaptive framework for the design of more resilient and ecologically interconnected urban environments.
Keywords: Multispecies Design, More-than-Human Design, Urban Ecology, Design for Microhabitats, Systemic Approach, Design for Transition