Projects

Platforms, apps, walks and workshops: the projects where our research becomes something people can use.

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  • Tierra Sustina: a recycling game on a tablet, linked to a home recycling kit

    Tierra Sustina

    A modular, locally adaptable digital learning platform that turns environmental education into practical experience, from the classroom to the home. It combines interactive content, game-based learning, applied activities, resources for teachers and families, and optional physical materials, with a focus on waste separation and the circular economy. Designed for schools and public administrations.

    In development, 2026

  • Three screens from the Continuity app: daily check-ins on intentions for body, sleep and food

    Continuity

    A one-year design inquiry, from September 2026 to September 2027. Continuity is a small app that asks about intentions across five areas of life (body, food, sleep, practice and connection), with no streaks, no praise and no word for failure. Its designer is also its only participant, living with the object for a year to see what it does over time. It is a direct research project for object-led learning.

    In progress, 2026-2027

  • A person holding a phone with an EduWalks map of a palm grove park

    EduWalks

    Place-based learning walks for families, delivered through a light, bilingual mobile app. Each walk turns a real place into short outdoor activities that keep sending attention back to the landscape, not the screen. The first walks: Ruta del Agua in Sella, and El Palmeral Mágico in Parque El Palmeral, Alicante.

    In development, 2026-2027

  • The Map Your Next Move map: a venture at the centre, surrounded by rings of questions about its foundation and surroundings

    Map Your Next Move

    A workshop for early-stage entrepreneurs, co-developed with Tierra Nómada and built on fifteen interviews. Piloted in September 2026.

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