Monoambiente is a cultural management project based in Buenos Aires and directed by architect Martin Huberman, operating within the fields of architecture and experimental design.
Its mission is to promote new perspectives on the discipline through curatorial strategies that push the boundaries of professional practice.

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Originally conceived as an exhibition gallery, it began as a grassroots unit for disciplinary thinking, management, and activism. Over time, it shaped its identity through a cycle of 20 exhibitions that transformed a street-level space in the Parque Los Andes neighborhood of Buenos Aires.

Its strategy of showcasing and rethinking contemporary practice also served as a platform for the production and dissemination of work by architects, designers, and institutions from around the world.

A second experimental project, AW 2.0, redefined it as a digital platform for the preservation, registration, temporary shelter, and dissemination of the archive of Argentine architect Amancio Williams. This initiative, which advocated for the archive as a unique, fragile yet essential cultural asset, explored digitalization as a means of rescue, activism, and the development of active archival programs.

Today, its programming focuses on collective, theme-based research through El Barro, a digital encyclopedic project exploring two hundred years of urban development that reshaped the relationship between the city of Buenos Aires and its natural counterpart, the Río de la Plata.