Reading drosscapes:
As Computational Atlas
of Post-industrial Landscapes
by Marta Morato
Santiago de Compostela - New York
2026
Architect and researcher focused on the relationship between architecture, territory, and post-industrial landscapes, with a particular focus on Galicia, Spain.
Her work explores how computational and cartographic tools can reveal the latent logics of transforming territories and guide more responsible forms of intervention grounded in what already exists.
She is currently developing Reading Drosscapes: A Computational Atlas of Post-industrial Landscapes, a research project investigating abandoned productive landscapes in Galicia as a framework for future architectural strategies.
Underlying her work is a persistent attention to matter — that the physical substance of territory is both archive and project (@drosscape) .
Her work explores how computational and cartographic tools can reveal the latent logics of transforming territories and guide more responsible forms of intervention grounded in what already exists.
She is currently developing Reading Drosscapes: A Computational Atlas of Post-industrial Landscapes, a research project investigating abandoned productive landscapes in Galicia as a framework for future architectural strategies.
Underlying her work is a persistent attention to matter — that the physical substance of territory is both archive and project (@drosscape) .
by MartaMorato
@drosscape
MMC Computational Design