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Francesc Gasch

Founder & Editor, Mainifesto

Founder and Editor of Mainifesto. Barcelona-based designer writing about architecture, design, technology and culture, with responsibility for the publication’s editorial direction and standards.

Articles by Francesc Gasch

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Founder and Editor of Mainifesto. Barcelona-based designer writing about architecture, design, technology and culture, with responsibility for the publication’s editorial direction and standards.

Desert courtyards harnessing: thermal mass for daily temperature shifts

Discover pivoting balconies redefining city living through kinetic architecture, rotating designs, and sustainable urban innovation.

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Chromatic illusions in interior lighting: color-shifting LEDs for mood enhancement

Discover moody high-desert dwellings with color palettes inspired by local geology, rammed earth design, and sustainable architecture.

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Acoustic illusions parametric: shaping for perfect sound resonance

Discover crocheted architecture and fiber-based pavilions merging craft, sustainability, and design innovation in large-scale installations.

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Origami shelters folding: habitats for lightweight pop-up spaces

Discover minimalist barn transformations merging agrarian heritage, adaptive reuse, and sustainable rural modernism in timeless design.

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Disassembly geometry design: for easy breakdown and recycling

Discover Styrofoam transformations and recycled polystyrene prototypes redefining sustainable design through experimental architecture.

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Futuristic geodesic living pods in a forest at sunset, glowing LED panels, solar extensions, and biophilic 3D-printed dome interiors.

Discover geodesic living pods merging Buckminster Fuller’s vision with 3D-printed joints for sustainable, modular, and resilient living.

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Hyperrealistic desert sunrise with futuristic cactus-inspired architecture and desert rose geometry showcasing sustainable parametric design.

Discover cactus-inspired architecture and desert rose design blending biomimicry, parametric forms, and sustainable desert innovation.

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Hyperrealistic wabi-sabi urban nook with aged wood, rusted steel, moss path, and soft morning light evoking calm impermanence.

Discover wabi-sabi city nooks that celebrate imperfection, natural wear, and timeless urban design inspired by Japanese minimalism.

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Hyperrealistic minimalist urban courtyard with concrete and oak walls, soft daylight, greenery, and serene modern monastic design.

Discover monastic minimalism and cloister-like design in urban spaces—creating serene, sustainable sanctuaries amid modern city life.

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Hyperrealistic futuristic adobe desert building with ochre walls, basalt fiber texture, solar panels, dunes, and robotic clay 3D printer.

Discover the timeless adobe revival blending earthen architecture, sustainable design, and advanced materials for modern eco homes.

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