The core of this studio is to question the architect and architecture as creative entities, and what their role is in today’s world. Going beyond recognizing the designer as a technician, we want to explore its value as an agent of change and transformation. The studio’s purpose is to study concepts such as the act of play, the ludic and the anomalous as opportunities for understanding new ways of inhabiting and creating space. For this purpose it is essential to be able to experiment spaces, shapes and architectural programs that are abnormal, divergent, heterotopic and opposed to traditional understanding, exposing in this way, new mechanisms to understand, relate and create architecture.