Uniting Visionaries for a Regenerative Future
A Confluence of Ideas: Territory, Architecture, and Biomaterials
The SEED 2026 conference serves as a vital platform for individuals—from seasoned specialists and industry professionals to eager students and interested enthusiasts—to converge. Its core mission is to delve into novel connections among land use, architectural practices, the application of biomaterials, and the overarching concept of regenerative systems. This interdisciplinary exploration seeks to forge pathways toward more harmonious and sustainable development.
The Visionary Force: SEED Collective's Commitment to Sustainable Design
This pioneering event is meticulously organized by the SEED Collective, a distinguished Mexican enterprise. Known for its advanced research laboratory, the collective specializes in earth-based construction techniques and cutting-edge innovations such as structural 3D printing and specialized earth-based concrete. Now in its second iteration, SEED Collective’s event is dedicated to nurturing a global community and providing an enriching educational environment for exchanging insights on time-honored construction methodologies, technological breakthroughs, and impactful regenerative initiatives. This unique conference is scheduled to unfold in the vibrant setting of Mexico City, marking a significant moment in sustainable architecture.
Global Expertise Meets Local Innovation: A Distinguished Speaker Lineup
Over an intensive two-day period, a diverse array of international luminaries will journey to Mexico to impart their extensive knowledge and perspectives. The esteemed panel of speakers includes the renowned Brazilian architect Marcelo Rosembaum, the accomplished Brazilian architect Gabriela de Matos, and the influential Canadian educator Jean-Martin Fortier, a celebrated authority in regenerative agriculture and a pivotal figure in the Market Gardening movement. Complementing these international voices, local talent will be prominently featured, including Javier Senosiain and Andreea Dani, who directs the Sustainable Architecture program at the Universidad del Medio Ambiente, ensuring a rich dialogue between global trends and regional insights.