With a natural bridge for insects linking green spaces in the urban fabric, and mushrooms cultivated indoors, Habitable Skin asks how we might design with space and time, instead of against them. The exhibition shows how façades, walls, roofs, and floors can become shared surfaces—porous, responsive, and alive - while reminding us how we are already living with and among other species. Habitable Skin is a living architectural experiment creating interactions and knowledge as species live together. In this space, coexistence is no longer a condition.

It is a design principle. A responsibility. And a possibility. To rethink the skin is to rethink the role of architecture itself: not as a shelter from the world, but as a structure within it—situated, sensory, and capable of coexistence.