This book can be understood as a journey of observation and study on some stimuli from different disciplines. A look that provides suggestions for fighting the degradation (including anthropological) that we are experiencing as inhabitants of this planet. To "focus" the eyes, like tightening the pupils to see better, he makes use of storytelling. He tells of the Walking, Thinking, Traveling, Listening, Reasoning and Feeling of Nature. Nature embodied by one of its most successful creations: the Forest. The Walking Forest would also like to be a response to those who think (and perhaps argue), somewhat exaggeratedly (but with a grain of truth), that we are nearing the end of architecture. In behalf of an upcoming futuristic purely technocratic discipline. To this idea, the book opposes the concepts of immersion and reading. As tools for the exploration of quality.
