What could €110 million achieve if invested in regenerating Barroso? Isabel Marcos proposes five interconnected territorial cycles linking governance, food and biodiversity, dwelling, water and energy.

An eco-semiotic analysis by Isabel Marcos of the Barroso mining project, the living systems it affects and the possibilities of circular and regenerative investment.

A 39 m² garden in Lisbon, designed by Isabel Marcos and Laurent Bourhis, explores the relationships between living soil, vegetation, biodiversity and human habitation.