This week on Thesis Focus, we are joined by Guillermina Loyola Peláez to discuss her research on Urban Nature-based Climate Adaptation in Santiago de Chile and Paris. Guille takes us on a journey between these two cities and the different ways in which they are transforming in response to the climate crisis. Come discover the projects and initiatives that, drawing inspiration from nature and combining it with human ingenuity, enable sustainable and inclusive urban developments.

Here are a couple books Guille recommends on the topic: Urban Acupuncture by Jaime Lerner; Braiding Sweethrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer.  

If you would like to connect with Guille, here is her LinkedIn. 

See you next week for the next episode!