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- Everything is interconnected. So at the end, the relationships between plants, insects, and even humans, are crucial for our work, especially in an urban surrounding.
- We created a garden of pollinators that allows insects to gather and colonize.
- When we see butterflies in the neighborhood it means that we are recovering, and those vegetation communities are working well. It's like a biodiversity parameter for a healthy environment.
- In response to climate change, landscape architects have to design with nature, not against it.
- We did a study of the bird species of the area and their migration behavior then designed a rooftop with plant communities suitable for those nesting birds.
- Nature is complex, vivid, random, diverse...
- With our designs we want to bring back wild, uncontrolled nature into our cities - it’s much better for the soul.
GUEST / JORDI BARRI / BARRI STUDIO BARCELONA
HOST / MATT MORLEY / WELLBEING CHAMPION
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