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ecoLogicStudio is a design innovation company applying AI and BioTech to the built environment. co-founded by @claudiapasquero @marco poletto
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The House as a Forest Prof @claudiapasquero @syntheticlandscapelab and @drmarcopoletto interview with @smrosso at @flo.magazine
Get @reshare_app • @flo.magazine O LAR QUE FUNCIONA
COMO PEQUENA FLORESTA
No coração da Apoteca del Design, em Turim, o ecoLogicStudio instalou uma fazenda de microalgas que transforma a relação entre arquitetura e natureza.
O sistema reúne vinte foto biorreatores com capacidade fotossintética equivalente à de uma pequena floresta.
Mais do que um elemento arquitetônico, as microalgas funcionam como o metabolismo da casa: capturam CO₂, ajudam a purificar o ar e produzem biomassa rica em nutrientes.
Segundo os arquitetos Claudia Pasquero e Marco Poletto, esse sistema materializa um novo conceito de natureza, no qual processos biológicos, tecnológicos e digitais atuam de forma integrada.
A biomassa de espécies como espirulina e clorela é utilizada em pesquisas sobre proteínas vegetais, biomateriais e novos produtos, mostrando que a arquitetura pode deixar de ser apenas um abrigo para se tornar um organismo vivo e produtivo.
Curta o vídeo e siga-nos. Outras informações em www.flomagazine.com.br.
Reportagem e texto: Silvana Maria Rosso (@smrosso). Captação e edição de imagens: Marta Melis (@martaemme_videomaker). Imagens complementares: arquivo ecoLogicStudio. NAARO, Pepe Fotografia, Xiao Wang. Editor Responsável: Renato Henrichs (@renato.henrichs).
@ecologicstudio @florenseofficial #Arquitetura #Biodesign #ArquiteturaEcologica #ArquiteturaSustentavel #Microalgas
10 Nov 2026
Prof @claudiapasquero and @drmarcopoletto talk about ecological domesticity with @flo.magazine
Get @reshare_app • @flo.magazine RESIDÊNCIA LIMPA O AR
E PRODUZ ALIMENTOS
Uma casa pode produzir alimentos, purificar o ar e funcionar como laboratório de pesquisa? De acordo com o ecoLogicStudio, essa já é uma realidade. Criada pelos arquitetos Claudia Pasquero e Marco Poletto, a Apoteca del Design, em Turim, reúne residência, escritório, laboratório e espaço cultural em um único ambiente.
Instalada nas antigas fábricas Feyles Mills, um complexo industrial do século XIX ligado ao movimento Arte Povera, a casa foi reformulada com madeira local, biomateriais e mobiliário reversível. Cozinha, laboratório, sala de estar, galeria e espaço para eventos convivem de forma integrada.
O destaque é a fazenda de microalgas instalada no centro da residência. Os fotobiorreatores cultivam espécies como espirulina e clorela, que ajudam a purificar o ar e fornecem biomassa para pesquisas sobre alimentação, proteínas vegetais, biomateriais e novos produtos.
A Apoteca também abriga experimentos com micélio, cortiça e impressão 3D, demonstrando como materiais vivos podem integrar a arquitetura. Aberta a estudantes, pesquisadores e visitantes, funciona como um laboratório permanente, onde novas soluções são testadas no cotidiano antes de chegar a projetos em maior escala.
Acompanhe o vídeo, curta e comente. Mais ecologicStudio em www.flomagazine.com.br. Reportagem, edição e texto: Silvana Maria Rosso (@smrosso). Fotos, vídeo e edição de imagens: Marta Melis (@martaemme_videomaker). Imagens complementares: arquivo ecoLogicStudio. NAARO, Pepe Fotografia, Xiao Wang. Editor Responsável: Renato Henrichs (@renato.henrichs).
@ecologicstudio @florenseofficial #Arquitetura #Biodesign #ecoLogicStudio #ClaudiaPasquero #MarcoPoletto
09 Nov 2026
Prof @claudiapasquero and @drmarcopoletto talk about architecture as a living organism with @flo.magazine
Get @reshare_app • @flo.magazine ECOLOGICSTUDIO:
ORGANISMO VIVO
Para os italianos Claudia Pasquero e Marco Poletto, fundadores do ecoLogicStudio, a crise climática exige uma profunda revisão da maneira como entendemos a natureza e projetamos as cidades.
Os arquitetos defendem que natureza e tecnologia não pertencem mais a mundos separados, mas constituem um único sistema “ciberorgânico”, no qual processos biológicos, tecnológicos e algorítmicos são inseparáveis.
Essa mudança de paradigma redefine o papel da arquitetura: em vez de isolar a cidade dos processos naturais, ela passa a incorporá-los ao cotidiano.
“A natureza que não está mais separada da tecnologia, mas passa a fazer parte de um novo todo.”
Assim, a nova estética revela os processos metabólicos da vida, nos quais microrganismos transformam resíduos em recursos.
Para o ecoLogicStudio, compreender essa nova natureza é o primeiro passo para uma arquitetura verdadeiramente ecológica.
Curta e comente o vídeo – e siga-nos. Matéria completa em www.flomagazine.com.br.
Reportagem e texto: Silvana Maria Rosso (@smrosso). Captação e edição de imagens: Marta Melis (@martaemme_videomaker). Imagens complementares: arquivo ecoLogicStudio. NAARO, Pepe Fotografia, Xiao Wang. Editor Responsável: Renato Henrichs (@renato.henrichs).
@ecologicstudio @florenseofficial #ArquiteturaViva #Bioarquitetura #Microbioma #Biotecnologia #Biomateriais
09 Nov 2026
Prof @claudiapasquero and @drmarcopoletto interview with @flo.magazine at the Design Apotechary in Turin
Get @reshare_app • @flo.magazine ECOLOGICSTUDIO:
ARQUITETURA VIVA
Fundado em Londres em 2005 pelos arquitetos italianos Claudia Pasquero e Marco Poletto, o ecoLogicStudio é uma referência internacional em biodesign e arquitetura ecológica.
Seus projetos unem arquitetura, biologia, computação e design para desenvolver soluções voltadas às mudanças climáticas e à neutralidade de carbono.
O trabalho da dupla foi apresentado em instituições como Centre Pompidou, Design Museum de Londres, Bienal de Arquitetura de Veneza e COP26.
Inspirados pelo filósofo Gregory Bateson, Claudia e Marco defendem um novo conceito de natureza, em que processos biológicos e tecnológicos são inseparáveis.
“Propomos uma arquitetura na qual as bactérias são reintegradas”, afirma Claudia, sintetizando a visão do estúdio sobre uma arquitetura viva e regenerativa.
2. AIReactorcrop: fotobiorreator doméstico que captura CO₂ e produz biomassa.
3. Vaso AIRpot purificador de ar.
4. EarthPOT: cachepô 3D com biomaterial de algas.
5. Vaso RootingPot.
6, 7, 8. Apoteca del Design: casa-laboratório em Turim.
9. Instalação BIT.BIO.BOT sobre o microbioma urbano.
10. TreeOne, metabolizador de ambiente.
11. Bioescultura impressa em 3D H.O.R.T.U.S. XL Astaxanthin.g.
Reportagem: Silvana Maria Rosso (@smrosso) Fotos: Arquivo ecoLogicStudio, Pepe Fotografia. @ecologicstudio @florenseofficial
09 Nov 2026
Get @reshare_app • @interactivearchitecturelab A very special gathering for Sir Peter Cook’s 90th Birthday Exhibition & Symposium bartlettarchucl
Saturday 24 October 2026
Featuring
Hernan Diaz Alonso @hernandiazalonso
David Garcia @davidgarciadk
Sille Pihlak @sille_pihlak
Bernard Tschumi @bernard.tschumi
Yui and Takaharu Tezuka @tezuka_architects
Moderated by Claudia Pasquero @ecologicstudio co-founder and Marcos Cruz @marcoscruz_bioid
26 Oct 2026
Get @reshare_app • @brooklynmuseum A very haute couture Halloween… 🕸️🕷️
Inspired by the intricate webs of spiders, Iris van Herpen’s (@irisvanherpen) Argiope dress and ecoLogicStudioArchive’s (@ecologicstudio) XenoDerma (Urban Morphogenesis Lab) bring together nature, technology, and art in unexpected ways.
See these works in “Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses,” on view now.
📷 Iris van Herpen. Argiope Dress, from the Lucid Collection 2016. 3D-printed ABS polyurethane using multi-jet fusion, crepe, and silk. Courtesy of the artist. → Installation view of Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses, Brooklyn Museum, 2026. (Photo: Paula Abreu Pita)
🔊 Mythology of Fear by Salvador Breed (@sssalvadorrr)
#IrisvanHerpenBkM #SculptingTheSenses #IrisvanHerpen #BrooklynMuseum #HauteCouture
26 Oct 2026
‘Biophilic Design: Polycephalum Approach to Carbon Neutrality at @cyanfestival
In this public conversation, Prof. Claudia Pasquero discussed her forthcoming book of the same title, co-authored with Dr. Marco Poletto. The publication brings together a body of research, built projects and sculptural works that investigate the reciprocal relationship between biological intelligence, architecture and planetary systems.
At the core of the enquiry is the Physarum polycephalum method, whose remarkable capacities for adaptation, distributed intelligence and network formation provide a biological lens through which to reconsider architectural and urban processes. Rather than approaching biophilia as an aesthetic imitation of nature, Pasquero and her team explore the possibility of engaging with living systems as active agents and sources of knowledge, proposing new modes of architectural thinking and practice.
Through a constellation of realised projects, experimental. architectures, exhibitions and sculptures, the conversation traces how
these ideas move between biological research, material experimentation and spatial practice. Carbon neutrality emerges not merely as a
technical ambition, but as part of a broader rethinking of architecture’s relationship to ecological processes, resource flows and the intelligence inherent in living systems.’
#biophilicdesign #photosynthetic #polycephalum #carboneutrality #architecture
15 Oct 2026
𝐖𝐄 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐁𝐀𝐂𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐀: 𝐄𝐂𝐎𝐋𝐎𝐆𝐈𝐂𝐒𝐓𝐔𝐃𝐈𝐎 𝐏𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐒 𝐃𝐄𝐄𝐏𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐓³ 𝐀𝐓 𝐃𝐄 𝐒𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐄𝐋, 𝐀𝐍𝐓𝐖𝐄𝐑𝐏
The Flanders Architecture Institute (@vlaams_architectuurinstituut) presents We The Bacteria, a group exhibition curated by Mark Wigley and Beatriz Colomina bringing together a range of designers who imagine a built environment that is grown rather than constructed. On view until 31 January 2027 at the De Singel art centre, the exhibition asks what architecture becomes when living organisms are treated not as a threat to our buildings but as their collaborators and, increasingly, their builders.
Among the works on view is DeepForest³ by @ecoLogicStudio, in collaboration with the @syntheticlandscapelab of the University of Innsbruck. This installation reinterprets the concept of ‘cosiness’ through microbial architecture. Various organisms form living walls and floors, capturing carbon dioxide from the exhibition space and converting it into nutritious biomass. Meanwhile, fungal networks take root in 3D-printed layers of bark made from algae-derived biopolymers. The result is a forest seemingly composed of recycled birch trunks.
On 15 October, as part of the ‘We The Bacteria’ exhibition, the VAi is bringing together ecoLogicStudio and @bento.architecture at @desingelartscentre in Antwerp for a discussion on the opportunities, challenges and contradictions of designing with living systems.
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Photography: We The Bacteria, Flanders Architecture Institute at DE SINGEL (c) Dieter Daniels
#MINTLIST #proffice #pressrelations
07 Oct 2026
Volgende week donderdag, 15 oktober, brengt het VAi, in het kader van de tentoonstelling We The Bacteria, een gesprek over de kansen, uitdagingen en tegenstrijdigheden van ontwerpen met levende systemen, samen met @ecologicstudio en @bento.architecture
In the framework of the expo We the Bacteria, curated by Beatriz Colomina and Mark Wigley, the Flanders Architecture Institute brings together ecoLogicStudio and Bento Architecture for an evening conversation on the possibilities and contradictions of designing with living systems.
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15.10.2026
20:00u
Muziekstudio, @desingelartscentre
Het gesprek vindt plaats in het Engels.
Je ticket voor de lezing geeft ook toegang tot de tentoonstelling We The Bacteria.
Reserveer snel nog je gratis plekje via de link in bio!
06 Oct 2026
Meanwhile WIP at @vlaams_architectuurinstituut
Opening 30.09 Antwerp
DeepForest³ Antwerp, Reimagining domesticity through microbial architectures.
DeepForest³ installation at the VAI in Antwerp
DeepForest³ is a living architectural system that reimagines domestic space as a dynamic microbial ecosystem. Rather than conceiving the home as a static enclosure, the installation explores it as a porous, living environment in which architecture, microorganisms, matter, and inhabitants continuously interact.
The project emerges from We the Bacteria. Notes Toward Biotic Architecture, an exhibition curated by Beatriz Colomina and Mark Wigley in collaboration with academic partners at the University of Innsbruck and The Bartlett, UCL, first presented as part of the 24th International Exposition of La Triennale di Milano, whose theme was Inequalities. For its presentation at the VAI in Antwerp, the exhibition has been redesigned and expanded, bringing this exploration of biotic architecture into a new context.
Building on the research initiated with Deep Forest at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, DeepForest³ develops this inquiry further through a more intimate and inhabitable scale. In its Antwerp iteration, the project turns its attention towards domesticity, asking what it might mean to inhabit an environment that is not separate from biological life, but constituted through ongoing exchanges between human and microbial worlds.
The installation challenges familiar notions of cleanliness, control, comfort, and enclosure. Its microbial processes become integral to the architectural experience, proposing the home not as a sealed space protected from the biological world, but as a living ecology—porous, interdependent, and constantly transforming.
At the VAI, DeepForest³ invites visitors to encounter domestic space as a form of biotic architecture: an environment that is not simply inhabited by life, but actively participates in it.
with @syntheticlandscapelab @claudiapasquero @drmarcopoletto @wig56 @colominabeatriz @vlaams_architectuurinstituut @dennis__pohl
photos @mika_gabriel_schulz @syntheticlandscapelab
#deepforest #webacteria #syntheticlandscapes
23 Sep 2026
The Moncalvina Vectorial Multi-species Garden, Day Sixty, WIP.
What you encounter today is not a finished garden. It is the development of a relationship. Multiple species are arriving, ecological processes are starting and future forms of life prefigured. What grows here is never fixed. It will be continuously negotiated, season after season, among plants, animals, soil, and visitors.
Pause. The Quiet Wedges and their seating invite you to stop and observe the garden from within its living layers.
Observe. No two visits will ever be the same. No viewpoint is identical. Follow each vector, the yellow lines, and notice how every one reveals a different ecological community.
Make Space. Many inhabitants of the garden are smaller than we are, and many areas are still taking root. By remaining on the paths and within the Quiet Wedges, you allow space for what is growing, even if it is not yet visible.
Return. The garden can only be fully understood through the seasons. Visit again. Each return will reveal new colours, new species, and new relationships.
Embrace Change. Transformation is part of the project. Species will arrive, disappear, migrate, and return. If you encounter a plant you do not recognise, identify it using Pl@ntNet and contribute to the evolving story of this garden.
Share. Collective knowledge is part of this ecosystem. Record your observations and share them through iNaturalist, helping to build a living map of the biodiversity emerging here.
ecoLogicStudio, September 2026
Landscape Design: ecoLogicStudio
Landscape Research: The Synthetic Landscape Lab, University of Innsbruck @syntheticlandscapelab
Integrated Public Artwork by: Maria Thereza Aleves.
Commissioned by: Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art @castellodirivoli
Funded by: Regione Piemonte and the Italian Ministry of Tourism for the Municipality of Canelli, celebrating the UNESCO World Heritage Site Vineyard Landscape of Piedmont: Langhe-Roero and Monferrato. @paesaggivitivinicoliunesco @cittadicanelli
photos @brielle_xiao_wang @syntheticlandscapelab
#multispecies #gardening #landscape #langhemonferrato #landart
23 Sep 2026
GAN-PHYSARUM: LA DÉRIVE NUMÉRIQUE
Originally commissioned by the Centre Pompidou @centrepompidou in Paris in 2020, GAN-Physarum is now part of its prestigious permanent collection and will be presented at the West Bund Museum @westbundmuseum in Shanghai from 24 September 2026 to 14 February 2027, as part of the Computer Worlds exhibition.
The project explores what urban futures might look like when designed through the intelligence of a non-human organism.
Our team at ecoLogicStudio, together with the Synthetic Landscape Lab @syntheticlandscapelab at Innsbruck University, trained a Generative Adversarial Network to behave like Physarum polycephalum, a living slime mould renowned for its ability to find efficient networks and pathways. The resulting AI embarks on a computational dérive through Paris, decoding the city’s urban fabric and transforming it into an emergent network of blue-green, living infrastructure.
Alongside the AI-generated video, a living bio-painting records the slime mould’s own network-making process, offering a glimpse into a possible post-natural city shaped by both biological and digital intelligence.
From Paris to Shanghai, GAN-Physarum continues to ask how artificial and biological intelligence might help us imagine more systemic, resilient and biodiverse urban futures.
photos @studio_naaro
#GANPhysarum #Shanghai #ComputerWorlds #WestBundMuseum #CentrePompidou
19 Sep 2026
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