Babilonia explores the concept of a floating forest, an architecture shaped by nature rather than imposed upon it.
Levels, pathways and volumes emerge organically from the growth of the vegetation, unfolding in a fluid and continuous composition to create a vertical landscape in constant movement and evolution.
Babilonia becomes a reflection on the declining centrality of traditional architecture and the emergence of a new model in which nature itself defines form and function.
No longer a built space simply designed to be inhabited, but an ecosystem to be explored, observed and navigated.