n'UNDO proposes approaching architecture and urbanism from a different perspective, understanding that it is possible to build more and better through reduction, restraint, and reasoned declination. The theoretical framework developed aims to improve the urban and environmental landscape through a shift in professional and personal perspective, creating meeting places for those who feel engaged, while stimulating reflection, criticism, debate, and collective action.
The theoretical principles of this paradigm shift are compiled in the book Desde la resta, which will be presented on January 11 at the Madrid Official College of Architects. The event will be accompanied by an exhibition of projects developed by n'UNDO since its inception, showcasing the practical application of these theoretical principles—including several international urban planning award-winning projects—as well as current work being developed at the n'UNDOing technical office.
Co-authored by n'UNDO and developed over more than three years from various locations, the book compiles and establishes this theoretical development, incorporating revisions and notes from nearly twenty collaborators and friends. Published in both digital and print formats by dpr-barcelona in Spanish and English, the book was designed by Bartlebooth using low-impact criteria and will be printed on demand to optimize production.
