Have you ever wondered about the beginnings of a material you have worked with? Lucas Muñoz has made it his mission to create consciously and sustainably from the very start of his career. His work has become an inspiration for designers of all disciplines, with features of his work in numerous galleries across the world and awards such as AD Spain’s AD100 best interior designers of the year in 2021.

Delve into Lucas Muñoz’s entire design process to impact the world with sustainable, forward-thinking strategies for your designs. Discover how to search for opportunities inside your project’s ecosystem: natural, social, and urban. Learn how to source leftover production material and explore unorthodox approaches to elevate your design thinking and develop your own sustainable design objects and spaces.

Get to know Lucas, hear about how he became deeply involved in sustainable design, and discover the designers who have influenced his views on creating objects and designing spaces.

Go back in time and review two of Lucas’ projects: the Eujil-Ro Collection in Korea, and the Temple Stool in Thailand. Discover how both experiences taught him valuable lessons on exploring contexts with an open eye and mind. Then, learn how to gather and map material by analyzing three of his projects.

Discover how an open construction process works and start thinking about leftovers to create new objects. Lucas then presents some unorthodox approaches he’s come up with to generate creative solutions for common needs. Address the key role suppliers play when it comes to sustainable design and explore what to look out for when sourcing responsible suppliers.