This project explores earth as a material for eco-construction and as a medium for fostering social and therapeutic connections. Through the use of rammed earth—from structural elements to individual objects—it creates a spatial system composed of two entities in dialogue: a micro-architecture located in the festival area and the DOJO building, integrated into the pathway.
The space articulates open, light-filled communal areas with more intimate, subdued spaces dedicated to retreat and healing—whether individually or in small groups—particularly through practices such as clay baths and clay poultices.
The project thus fosters a thoughtful hospitality, where the material itself structures the transitions between uses, intensities, and temporalities.
