innovations in both fi elds. “Juuka in Ice” cannot be more aligned with that vision. I am privileged for the opportunity to participate in the project. I feel like a child who discovers what can be built by mixing only water with cellulose and waits for nature to do the rest. This inspiring hands-on experience makes me remember the last sentences of a poem by António Gedeão entitled Philosopher’s Stone: They do not know, nor dream of, that dreaming commands life. That whenever a man dreams the world leaps forth like a colourful ball into a child’s little hands. Prof. Paulo Cruz, University of Minho 35
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