Martian Vitality Network (MVN)

Human civilization has long found sanctuary in Mother Earth’s embrace. Now, technology enables us to transcend Earth’s limits and explore uncharted territories. Space agencies are preparing missions to Mars, focusing on humanity’s future on the Red Planet. Despite technological advancements confirming interplanetary travel’s feasibility, many designs overlook the emotional and social needs crucial for society. Designing public networks on Mars to address these human experiences is vital.

The project selects Hera Planitia on Mars for its geography to establish a safe habitat. Design considerations include creating adaptable spaces of various sizes to meet Mars’ harsh conditions, ensuring comfort and well-being. The goal is to explore how physical conditions can enhance human relationships within habitats, fostering growth in challenging environments. Plans include constructing circular buildings and accessible link structures, utilizing local resources. Future investments in advanced equipment will enable larger, sustainable structures, expanding society’s scale and exploration possibilities.