Nowadays

LAPIEZA-LAB is currently working on a new cycle of research around neighbourhoods, environmental psychology, urban health, green transformation and open science. In collaboration with the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, this work examines how spatial, sensory, environmental and social conditions shape psychological restoration, well-being, community life and belonging. These investigations extend a longer trajectory through architecture, urbanism, artistic research, pedagogy and moving image, from El Palmeral, conceived as a dense and climate-aware neighbourhood structured by green infrastructure and social cohesion, to Husøy Arena, a civic surface in northern Norway, and THEWOODWAY, an experimental architecture and collective-learning project developed with NTNU. Other lines connect culture, environmental violence and public knowledge through re-(t)exHile, presented at the Lagos Art and Architecture Biennial, and YouTube Breakfast, an early investigation into digital archives, collective intelligence and distributed learning. These projects now converge in ongoing European collaborations and in the Socioplastics Project Index, an open research infrastructure where architecture, urbanism, ecology, cultural practice, archives and knowledge systems operate as one continuous field. The institutional framework is provided by LAPIEZA-LAB, connecting field research, environmental psychology, spatial practice, audiovisual inquiry and durable open publication.