This landscape and temporary project is conceived as a quick solution (designed and built in six months) to address the deficit of green areas and recreation spaces at the university. Hand in hand with the University’s Environmental Dean’s Office, a parking lot on the north side of the campus was occupied, transforming it into a garden with four removable pavilions that serve a highly important purpose for the university: the Rosarista Center for Emotional Education (CREE), where self-awareness through play, arts, and contemplation is developed in a new setting for student gatherings. It is about re-creation as a means of growth for the body, mind, and spirit.