THE ART OF THE IMPOSSIBLE PODCAST - EPISODE 31

SAGA: Designing and digitising liveable spaces beyond earth

Designing and digitising liveable spaces beyond earth

Sebastian Aristotelis, founder of SAGA and one of Forbes’ 30 Under 30 in 2024, designs habitats for extreme environments, from the Arctic to outer space. Using a fully digital workflow, he focuses on human-centric design to create spaces where people can thrive 24/7, even in harsh conditions.

 

Sebastian’s goal is to build a 6,000-square-metre habitat in space, a vision that is becoming a reality. In this episode, he shares how he turns his ambitious ideas into reality and stays motivated through his curiosity.

Biography

Sebastian Aristotelis, CEO of SAGA

With a passion for physics and a love of sci-fi visuals, Sebastian began SAGA with the end goal in mind: building space habitation for human beings. His skill in extraterrestrial architecture landed him in Forbes 30 under 30 in Europe this year. However, Sebastian has much more to create, aiming for a 6,000m living space for other planets.

 

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