The Muffin Man

Primera pieza de la nueva serie:

“Mythical Creatures of the Great Beyond”

After some delays and lots of growth, I am super stoked to announce that will officially be opening this Saturday January 18th in Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico.

Domo solar para

Gonna be part of this panel on Thursday in San Diego to talk all things bio design and the work im currently doing.

It’s gonna be like comic con but bio.
Come hang out and share some laughs.
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¡Aprende Tadelakt y Estucos de Cal con el maestro Laurent Coquemont en AYEKA!
Del 4 al 8 de octubre 2024
🛠 ¿Qué es el Tadelakt?
Una técnica marroquí tradicional, famosa por su acabado fino, brillante, resistencia y durabilidad, usada para impermeabilizar superficies.
Beneficios de la cal:
100% natural y ecológica.
Aislante térmico y acústico.
Resistente al agua y regula la humedad.
Versátil para acabados decorativos y estructurales.
🗓️ Fechas del taller:
Módulo básico (3 días: 4, 5 y 6 de octubre)
Costo: $3,800 MXN
Ideal para principiantes. Aprenderás la historia de la cal, su uso en bioconstrucción y técnicas básicas de estucos y Tadelakt.
Módulo completo (5 días: 4 al 8 de octubre)
Costo: $4,500 MXN
Profundiza en las técnicas avanzadas de estucos y Tadelakt para su aplicación profesional.
🏕️ Opciones de camping. (No incluye comida).
📍 Ubicación: AYEKA en Rancho Vivasol, Ensenada, Valle de Guadalupe.
📞 Contacto: 5517003192
📧 Más información: [email protected]

WIP

“BOBBY BORJA PLAYS CROQUET” is a wine label I recently designed for one of the best wines in all of Mexico. Coming soon to a hip wine shop near you.

Pure imagination 🪔

Early iteration of pavilion made (almost) entirely out of seaweed.

Been going deep in material development and getting the process right. New and improved iterations coming soon (ish) 🦦

Paint the town red for

THERM is a software that was developed by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory to simulate the thermal (insulating) capacities of different materials and wall systems.

It's a fairly simple program that when used well can lead to some far out design iterations.

I used THERM to test how different adobe walls performed depending on their unique geometries. Contrary to what I expected the walls that had more grooves had better insulations capacity than those that were purely solid.

As a reference most adobe buildings use solid walls. However thanks to novel building techniques, new geometries that respond better to specific climatic conditions can now be explored.

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