Naturaleza itinerante envisions a city where mobility is not just a feature but a fundamental characteristic of urban life. In this evolving urban landscape, architecture is no longer static; it adapts, transforms, and migrates in response to the shifting needs of its inhabitants. The bio-inspired design mimics natural ecosystems, where everything is interconnected and in constant motion.

The concept of large exoskeletons as mobile housing units represents a paradigm shift in how we think about cities. These units are modular, allowing for flexibility and adaptability, ensuring that the city can grow, shrink, or reorganize itself according to necessity. Vertical expansion reduces the need for excessive land use, while nomadic movement prevents urban stagnation.

By embracing urban implosion, cities become more compact, minimizing sprawl while maximizing resources. Nomadism as an urban strategy fosters resilience, allowing cities to respond swiftly to environmental changes, resource availability, or population shifts. This vision of the future challenges traditional notions of permanence and invites us to rethink how we inhabit the world. The future is unfolding today.