We face new global threads that are becoming global trends: Social norms are changing, political polarization is growing, democracy and human rights are in danger, climate change is already an emergency, population growth is a challenge, social inequality, scarcity and poverty grow exponentially. Can we overcome this dysfunctional stage in which we live if we question the way we live in our houses, in our neighborhoods and in our cities, from the point of view of how architecture builds our environment?
