

Madrid, Spain / Hollywood, United States
The project for the improvement of public spaces in Dhaka proposes the creation of a network of community facilities – educational, social, and cultural – that serve the most vulnerable communities by creating safe environments... [+]
The strategic plan to revitalize the historic center of the city defines actions that can be implemented in the short, medium, and long term, and a start-up catalyst project that transforms an underutilized building into a space of collaborative entr
The studio develops participatory tools and dynamics to promote multidirectional communication between institutions and citizens, so that the process of revitalization of cities is more innovative, creative, and consensual... [+]
Local-In is an open source web and cell phone digital tool designed to promote creative, participatory, and collective creative urban processes that make it easier to consult, explore, and visualize a huge variety of geo-referenced data... [+]
The proposal consists of four parts: a Sustainable Development Plan, a Plan for Urban and Territorial Planning, Pilot Projects – for management and physical intervention – and a 15-month online and in-person participatory process with all the agents.
A network of reactivated spaces is proposed to improve the urban experience in the historic center of Cuenca, UNESCO World Heritage. The initial phase proposes six ‘high priority’ spaces, chosen as the first activators of the revitalization plan... [
The project transforms the Teatinos Campus through the insertion of outdoor infrastructures for education, culture, social interaction, and leisure, applying bioclimatic strategies to improve comfort conditions in the public spaces... [+]
This dismountable space of information, exchange, and connection is configured by its occupants, who endow it with a distinctive and ephemeral identity, transforming it into a square, an agora, or stage in real time according to collective needs... [
In 2017 the Madrid-based practice of Ecosistema Urbano of Belinda Tato and José Luis Vallejo won the international competition to reorganize the seafront of West Palm Peach, Florida, with a proposal comprising various interventions. One involves the
The project will transform downtown West Palm Beach by opening up the city to its new waterfront through a broad-scale, multidiscipline, evolutive, participatory, and bioclimatic strategy.
The proposal has a triple objective: to eliminate the pollution in the reservoir through specific solutions; improving the quality of water via natural systems and mobile elements; and reconnecting the city – 500 kilometers south of Moscow – with the
Belinda Tato and José Luis Vallejo founded Ecosistema Urbano in the year 2000, a multidisciplinary studio with offices in Madrid and Miami. They define their approach as ‘urban social design,’ in which urbanism, architecture, engineering, and sociolo
The architects Belinda Tato and José Luis Vallejo of Ecosistema Urbano, who have been teaching for some years now at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design (GSD), have capped first place in the competition for the redevelopment of the waterfr
El equipo formado por Ecosistema Urbano y el artista Lluís Sabadell ha resultado el ganador del concurso para el diseño de una intervención artística en la plaza Stortorget, el principal espacio público de Hamar, una ciudad situada a 130 kilómetros d