NatRural lab

31/05/2026

"El amor es una acción, nunca simplemente un sentimiento"
-Todo sobre el amor, Bell Hooks

Durante nuestras visitas a la comunidad, logramos mirar a "El Madroño" desde una perspectiva diferente: el amor. Entendimos que el amor se expresa con actos de cuidado, respeto y profunda conexión; vive en la relación entre el bosque y la gente que habita ahí.

Habitar un lugar es crear un vínculo para aprender de este, y entender el amor como una forma de leer el territorio, reconstruir comunidad y reconocer el valor de lo que nos rodea. 🌿

15/05/2026

Escapada al Aserradero 🤩👀
Conoce a la comunidad de “El Madroño”🌿

14/05/2026

Tenemos gran oportunidad de tener a Leslie Ponce-Díaz de invitada el viernes 15 de mayo, y a la 1pm va a platicar su proyecto ganador de ArchDaily Student Project Award! Trabajo fascinante e inspirador.

_Viene de exhibir sus proyectos en Chicago Architecture Center y de ganar el premio estudiantil de ArchDaily (entre otras cosas)_

Aquí pueden echar un clavado a su trabajo:
* https://leslieponcediaz.com
* ⁠https://www.instagram.com/leslieponcediaz?igsh=MTBlNHp0bHZsMHgzYg==
* ⁠https://www.archdaily.com/campus/awards/2025-1/10531356

Todxs bienvenidxs!

14/05/2026

Kei Takanami is a designer and researcher based in Japan and in the United States. His research focuses on the relationship between architecture, resource extraction, and ecologies.
He received a Master of Architecture from Harvard Graduate School of Design, and a BA in Architecture from UC Berkeley. He was the recipient of the James Templeton Kelley Prize for best master thesis and the Akiyama Award. He is currently a Lecturer at UC Berkeley CED, teaching undergraduate design studio courses.

06/05/2026

05/05/2026

TE PRESENTAMOS LA COLECCIÓN CDR 2026 🌿
Ya disponible ! 🤩

Cada pieza es una forma de sumarte a lo que está tomando forma en El Madroño, junto a la comunidad 💚

NO TE QUEDES SIN LA TUYA
DM para apartar ✉️❗️

30/04/2026

Alan Organschi is a principal and partner at GOA, an architectural practice in New Haven, Connecticut recognized internationally for its integration of design, construction, and environmental research in work that spans in scale from global environmental analysis to demonstration projects in micro-housing. He is also Professor in the Practice at the Yale School of Architecture where he has taught architectural design and building science for two decades and where he now directs the Yale Building Lab. In April 2021, Mr. Organschi was appointed Director of the Innovation Labs at the Bauhaus Earth, a global interdisciplinary initiative in regenerative building research and experimentation based in Berlin, Germany. He has written and lectured extensively on the carbon storage benefits of biogenic material substitution and circular economic strategies in urban building. He is co-author of Carbon: A Field Manual For Building Designers and the scientific paper “Buildings as a Global Carbon Sink” published in Nature Sustainability in January 2020. Among the many regional, national, and international awards for the buildings in their practice, Mr. Organschi and partner, GOA principal Elizabeth Gray, were honored in 2012 for their work with an Architecture Award by the American Academy of Arts and Letters.

15/04/2026

Elif Erez-Henderson is a doctoral student with RIOT. Her work focuses on centering care and collectivism, and decarbonizing the built environment through policy and infrastructure design enabling repair and reuse. She is a co-founder of the repair-centered interdisciplinary design collaborative bags, based in Querétaro and Istanbul. Originally from Istanbul, Turkey, she has a Bachelors of Architecture from Yale University, a dual Master’s in Architecture and Master’s in Design Studies from Harvard University GSD. She has previously practiced at Studio Gang Architects in New York, as well as at architecture offices in Basel, Tokyo, Istanbul and Los Angeles. Her writing has been published in Log, the Harvard Urban Review, Yale Paprika, and PAIRS. She is a registered architect with the California Architects Board. She has lectured and held workshops at Harvard GSD, Pratt Institute, and Tecnológico de Monterrey Querétaro.

13/04/2026

Karina Flores Flores es arquitecta egresada de la Facultad de Arquitectura de la UNAM en el 2010, complementó su formación académica con un intercambio en la Universidad Técnica de Berlín en Alemania en 2006, curso la maestría en Arquitectura en la UNAM en el área de restauración de monumentos en el 2016, así como una Especialidad en Madera realizada en la Aalto University en Finlandia en 2018. Actualmente se encuentra estudiando el doctorado en la UNAM

Su interés por el impacto ambiental y el cambio climático, la han llevado a preocuparse por la huella ecológica de los edificios y por ello, a especializarse en diseño y construcción con madera, así como materiales sostenibles.

En el 2017 cofunda el despacho Huapango MX. Ha desarrollado proyectos de distinta índole, desde la escala de paisaje, vivienda y mobiliario, destacando el trabajo para el Gobierno Alemán, en la cooperación internacional con México GIZ en el tema de cambio climático en áreas naturales protegidas.

Actualmente se desempaña como profesora de tiempo completo en la Facultad de Arquitectura de la UNAM, con la línea de investigación “La madera como material estructural sostenible.