On other natural spaces

On other natural spaces departs from Foucault's predicament that it is necessary to notice that space, which today appears to form the horizon of our formation, our theory, our design, is not an invention. The space itself has a history in design and research, and it is not possible to disregard the fatal intersection of our time with our space. It takes as its entity the study, the analysis, the description and understanding of different spaces into consistent design proposals, as a sort of simultaneous potential and actual dispute of the space in which we live in.