SEED 2026 is a gathering for specialists, professionals, students, and those interested in exploring new relationships between territory, architecture, biomaterials, and regenerative systems.
Organized by SEED Collective (Soil, Earth Regenerative Design), a Mexican firm with an applied research laboratory specializing in earth construction and innovative systems such as structural 3D printing and earth-based concrete. Ahead of its second edition, the event aims to foster an international community and an educational space for sharing knowledge on traditional construction systems, technological innovation, and regenerative projects. This pioneering, one-of-a-kind event will take place in Mexico City.
Over two days, international specialists will visit Mexico to share their expertise. The lineup of panelists includes Brazilian architect Marcelo Rosembaum, Brazilian architect Gabriela de Matos, and Canadian educator Jean-Martin Fortier, a specialist in regenerative agriculture and a leading figure in the Market Gardening movement. Local talent will be represented by Javier Senosiain and Andreea Dani, director of the Sustainable Architecture program at the Universidad del Medio Ambiente.
