DUNAR arquitectos transforms a former military site into the Children’s City Park, a 14,000 m² public space in Mérida, Spain, where vegetation, accessibility, and identity shape a new landscape for play, walking, and gathering.

Magali Martínez Cortés invites us to discover Designed to fly: the aerodynamics of dry forest seeds, a text about the dry season, when the leaves announce the change and the branches become an exhibition of geometries. The force of the wind lifts the seed, and its thrust carries it toward distant horizons. In each traveling seed, the future of the dry forest is safeguarded.

Amoeba, a steel architectural intervention presented by Héctor Antúnez, is located in the Ñuñoa district of Santiago, Chile. The urban installation proposes a new relationship between pedestrian routes, encounters, and collective activities. Grounded in Isamu Noguchi’s Playground concept, the design stimulates play and recreation within public space.