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ArchiSpace aims to design and test prototypes of human infrastructure for sustainable lunar and Martian settlements, prioritizing astronaut safety and well-being in hostile extraterrestrial environments. By bridging geology/space sciences and architecture/space architecture, the project uses planetary analogues to define design constraints and develop low-impact, cost-effective solutions incorporating ISRU materials. Through international collaboration and field testing, ArchiSpace pioneers interdisciplinary research and innovation, setting standards for future space habitats while contributing to Europe’s scientific and economic growth.
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🚀 ArchiSpace Mid-Term Meeting & 3rd General Assembly![]()
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On 9 March 2026, the ArchiSpace consortium will meet online for the Mid-Term Meeting and 3rd General Assembly of the project.![]()
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This milestone meeting represents the first official review of the project by the European Commission, bringing together partners and researchers to discuss the progress achieved within the Horizon Europe MSCA Staff Exchange programme.![]()
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During the meeting, the consortium will present:![]()
🔹 Updates from all Work Packages![]()
🔹 Scientific progress and achievements of the network![]()
🔹 Secondments, training and knowledge transfer activities![]()
🔹 Future milestones and project implementation strategy![]()
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A dedicated session will also bring together secondees and the EU Project Officer (REA) to discuss their experiences and contributions to the project.![]()
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The ArchiSpace consortium continues to connect geology, architecture and engineering to design and prototype sustainable infrastructures for future lunar and Martian habitats. 🌕🔴![]()
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We look forward to a productive day of discussion, collaboration, and strategic planning for the next phase of the project.![]()
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🌟 How do you become an astronomer?![]()
That was the central question of an engaging outreach event held on 26 April 2025 at the Jókai Mór Community Centre in Budaörs (Hungary), as part of Astronomy Day.![]()
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With an audience of around 50 people — families, children, and curious students, the talk explored what it means to pursue astronomy as a career, how curiosity drives scientific discovery, and how the next generation might contribute to exploring the Moon and Mars, making use of local resources and new technologies.![]()
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Events like this help bring planetary science closer to society, inspiring young minds to imagine themselves as future explorers. 🚀✨![]()
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Event info: Facebook & MCSE links above.![]()
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#SpaceEducation #AstronomyDay #ArchiSpaceProject #HorizonEurope #STEMOutreach #MoonMars
🌕 Talking about the Moon — past, present and future!![]()
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As part of ArchiSpace’s outreach efforts, CSFK (RCAES) delivered an engaging science talk at the Pilisborosjenő Science Café (Hungary) on 29 October 2025.![]()
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With an audience of 30–35 space-curious adults, the session explored:![]()
✨ what the Moon has meant for Earth![]()
📡 the latest scientific discoveries![]()
🚀 upcoming steps in human exploration![]()
⛏️ prospects of lunar mining![]()
🏗️ how we might one day build habitats on the Moon![]()
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Bringing scientific knowledge to the public is central to ArchiSpace’s mission of connecting research, education and society.![]()
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🚀 ArchiSpace: TU Delft Robotics Institute Projects Exhibited in Budapest![]()
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Design studies developed by students from TU Delft Robotic Building Lab — including the Lunar Architecture and Infrastructure Interfaculty Graduation 2024–25 projects and the International Moon Station Competition 2024 (3rd prize) — were exhibited at the Earth Science Festival in Budapest on 8–9 November 2025.![]()
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These works showcase innovative approaches to robotic construction, digital design, and lunar infrastructure, contributing to ArchiSpace’s broader vision of designing the next generation of human habitats for extreme environments.![]()
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👉 www.roboticbuilding.eu/2025/11/04/earth-science-festival-november-8-9-in-budapest/ ![]()
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Design studies of RB lab students such as Lunar Architecture and Infrastructure Interfaculty Graduation 2024-25 and the International Moon Station Competition 2024 (3rd prize) are exhibited at the Ear...
🌍 How do humans adapt psychologically to life in extreme environments — from remote Earth locations to future habitats on the Moon and Mars?![]()
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This question guided the work of five researchers from Universidade Portucalense UPT Department of Psychology, leading them to present their insights in a seminar held at IRSPS International Research School Planetary Sciences on 13 November 2025 titled:![]()
“The Human Factor: Developing Guidelines for Psychological Adaptation in Extreme Environments,” delivered by Alexandra Araújo, Sandra Fernandes, Pedro F. S. Rodrigues, Elsa Guedes Teixeira, Ana Bártolo.![]()
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Their contribution sparked a rich discussion across psychology, architecture, geology, and planetary science — a perfect example of how ArchiSpace brings together diverse disciplines to shape the next generation of human-centred space habitats. 🚀![]()
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