From the very first moment, research on collective housing has been the central axis of the work of architect Marta Peris (Palma, 1972), the founder of the studio Peris+Toral together with her husband, José Manuel Toral. Currently, they are one of the most cutting-edge and awarded studios: among the accolades received by their block of 85 social housing units made of wood in Cornellà, known as Modulus Matrix, are the RIBA International Award and the awards from the Spanish Colleges of Architects. This Monday they will be at the UIA international congress to talk about domestic space as a "social project". "The congress will be a platform that will facilitate exchange, transversality, looking at each other and sharing things. Since what interests us is housing, it will be another scenario to highlight the work done here. Since we have it close by, it seems normal to us, but when you travel the world you realize it is extraordinary. The social housing built in Catalonia and the Balearic Islands is observed from all over the world," states Marta Peris. "And, above all, it will be a place for exchange with models like the Swiss one or that of the city of Vienna, where there is a very powerful social model," she emphasizes.