Different natural conditions generate different types of ecosystems.
Geography, from the beginning of life on earth, has generated different ecosystems that have been key in the evolution and adaptation of the species that inhabit each of these.
CO-system is an intervention that mimics elements of the natural landscape such as mountains, caves, cliffs and translates them into a volumetry that understands the square as a valley. In a gesture of reclaiming the tree as part of this functional ecosystem, the spaces are divided into different levels of privacy, which determines the types of functions that they will house.
The last few years have demystified our invulnerability. We have had to adapt to living a new reality. Public spaces have acquired a major importance within our cities and their metabolism.
-Mountain
In almost every landscape the mountain as a hierarchical element. Visual closure to the valley. It is occupied by other better adapted species. Terraces and cliffs bring you closer to a spiritual realization.
-Grotto
One of the reasons why human beings feel good in nature is because nature does not judge us. The grotto is an isolated space for reflection that claims the tree as the protagonist.
-Valley
The valley is a space that can house a complete ecosystem of functions. This is divided into two levels of privacy thanks to the volumetry and the context.
-Cliff
The back side is inspired by a cliff, it has more privacy. Incorporate elements to climb or simply to sit.
