Projects

Bridging design, technology, and community to shape vibrant public spaces, to educate and inspire, and to solve local challenges.

MAGNA-TILES Studio

April 2024

In Partnership With:
Museum of Discovery and Science
MAGNA-TILES Corporation

The MAGNA-TILES studio is a collaboration between The Museum of Discovery and Science, MAGNA-TILES, and Moonlighter FabLab – with the goal of inspiring thousands of makers of all ages through meaningful play at the intersection of art, science, and math! Moonlighter FabLab designed and built the environmental and interactive elements and installed with assistance from Museum Exhibits Staff.

  • Giant backlit MAGNA-TILES on the ceiling and wall
  • Wall graphics
  • Hands-on interactive exhibits
    • Color wheel made from real MAGNA-TILES
    • Light shadow box Activity
    • MAGNA-TILES History Display
    • Ferrofluid Activity
    • Magnetic maze Activities
    • Giant magnetic MAGNTA-TILE castle

In this permanent exhibition, over 10,000 tiles and dozens of interactive exhibit activities will provide thousands of children the chance to build new ideas – and nurture their joy of making.

“This is the most exciting new exhibit we’ve opened… Thank you to Moonlighter who helped bring this to life!” – Joe Cox, President & CEO – Museum of Discovery and Science

The Bob Barker

November-December 2022

Collaborators:
Allen Hasbun, Student at Design and Architecture Senior High School

In support of:
Miami Center for Architecture and Design
The Humane Society of Greater Miami

In Partnership with:
Aventura Mall

Modeled after similar successful events throughout the U.S., The PAWchitecture Competition offers architecture and design professionals – as well as students – an opportunity to demonstrate their skills while giving back to the South Florida community. 

The houses were showcased at Aventura Mall and auctioned at the shopping center and online, with proceeds directly benefiting the Humane Society of Greater Miami and the Miami Center for Architecture & Design.

Allen Hasbun’s proposal was an homage to the mid-century, celebrating the
style of the 1960’s – a perfect fit for a small dog with a big personality. Constructed with durable materials suitable for use indoors or outdoors. Openings beneath the slanted roof allows for natural ventilation, and embedded planters and pergola provide support for a creeping vine or other foliage.

Allen Hasbun worked over 2 months on designing, prototyping, and building the dog house at Moonlighter FabLab. Using Blender to create the renderings and Fusion 360 to develop the CAD drawings. Then milling the materials on the CNC to create all of the parts for final assembly. Allen Hasbun’s design won the “Best Student Design Award” and Moonlighter FabLab won the “Top Dog” award for the fabrication of 3 of the award winning designs from multiple firms.

Oasis Plaza

November 2021

Collaborators:
Moonlighter FabLab
The Idea Center MDC
Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus

Designed and Fabricated by:
AIR Residency Cohort 2
Debbye Kirschtel-Taylor | Lyle Culver | Lina Castaneda | Rodrigo Contreras | Oscar Luna | Andy Contreras | Nelly Bonilla | Jean Torres | Isabelle Cantos | Mildred Lluch | Michel Diaz

With Generous Support From:
The Jorge M. Pérez Family Foundation CreARTE Grant
The Miami Foundation
Lyft

Special Thanks to Industry Mentors:
The StreetPlans Collaborative
Dover, Kohl, & Partners
REEF Technologies
MHCP Colab
Studio James Brazil
Lyft Micromobility

This project was designed and built in the Fall of 2021 by the second cohort of community makers in the Reimagining Cities Program at the Idea Center Miami Dade College Wolfson Campus. Each student was supported by a year-long residency at Moonlighter FabLab sponsored by The Jorge M. Perez Family Foundation creARTE grant, The Miami Foundation, and LYFT. The makers were introduced to Tactical Urbanism and Digital Fabrication to shape better public spaces for people.

The designers set out to create a space that promotes wellness, health and safety, and community in a post-covid era. The project includes a plaza for safely gathering and hosting wellness programs, surrounded by an undulating ribbon-like structure of wood that serves as seating, lounging, shade structures, and planters with Florida native species. Adjacent to the plaza, the cohort also created a novel design for e-scooter parking, promoting last-mile micromobility options in the dense urban setting and connecting this new amenity on the urban campus with the greater Downtown Miami community.

Gather Playground

August 2021

Collaborators:
Moonlighter
AMLgMATD
Brickell City Centre
Swire Properties

Gather Playground was a special commission by Swire Properties to transform an open plaza in Brickell City Centre into a play space for kids and the young at heart! The design creates different activity zones using various sizes of modular hexagonal geometry to define the type of play. Horizontally extruded hexagons allowed children to crawl through, and climb the sides. Vertically extruded hexagon clusters provided a place to hop, balance and sit. All of these elements are nested around a woven vinyl canopy designed and fabricated by AMLgMATD. After all of the play, staring up at the sun rays filtering through a kaleidoscope of colors warms the heart and kindles joy.

This placemaking project carved out a space for the community in a dense urban development – a bright jewel that encourages people to gather. Connecting the residents of the building, workers on break from their offices, visitors of the shops, and the greater Brickell neighborhood in a place completed dedicated to play and relaxation.

Opa Locka Light District

May 2020-April 2022

Collaborators:
O, Miami
Opa-Locka Community Development Corporation (OLCDC)
Mario ‘The Maker’ Cruz
Moonlighter FabLab

The project, a winner of a Public Space Challenge grant from the Miami Foundation, uses specially-designed outdoor projectors created by Mario ‘The Maker’ Cruz and Moonlighter FabLab. Besides displaying original short poems written by local Opa-Locka students and residents, the lamps also add additional illumination to the streetscape with the goal of increasing pedestrian safety.

The poems were gathered by O, Miami through workshops in Opa-locka community centers and schools. They can be found projected onto the walls and sidewalks of several buildings including the Hurt Building, the City of Opa-locka municipal building, La Granja Grocery Store, and others. Each one addresses topics of light, democracy, public safety, transportation, and infrastructure.

Open Source Face Shields

February-September 2020

Collaborators:
Moonlighter FabLab – Laser Cutting Face Shields, 3D Printing Head Bands, Miami Hub
Mario The Maker – Coordinator
Coke Florida – PETG Plastic Donation
OSMS – National Organization Coordinating Maker Efforts
Maker Effect Foundation – Central and South Florida Regional Coordinator, Orlando Hub
Z Create Designs – Breaking Down 1 Ton Rolls Into Smaller Batches for Distribution, Melbourne Hub
Velossa Tech Design – 3D Printing Head Bands on Print Farm
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden – 3D Printing Head Bands
FIU Carta – 3D Printing Head Bands
Addigy – Volunteer Assembly
MakeMIA – Coordinating Regional Logistics
RamTech Coral Park First Robotics – 3D Printing Headbands + Post Processing
Gulliver Schools – 3D Printing Headbands
Carrollton Schools – Laser Cutting N95 Ear Savers
Sandra Contreras / First Robotics – Coordinator
UM – Miami Med Covid Help – Sanitizing, Assembly, and Distribution to Medical Facilities
3D Verkstan – Design of Open Source 3D Model for Head Band
ACVDO.CO – In-Kind Campaign Design Support
Badia – Donation of Boxes
Watsco – Warehousing Bulk Materials / Donations
Miami Bayside Foundation – Outreach
CreArte | The Jorge M. Pérez Family Foundation – Grant Funded Equipment Activated for Production
The Knight Foundation – Underwriting Fabrication Equipment to Scale Efforts
Bantam Tools – In-Kind Equipment to Scale Efforts

Upon the surge of the Covid-19 pandemic, Moonlighter FabLab served as the South Florida Hub for the Open Source Medical Supplies collective – coordinating volunteers as well as fabricating and distributing PPE for medical facilities and organizations serving populations with vulnerable health conditions. Locally, our community created and delivered over 18,000 pieces of free PPE, valued at over $350,000, but the international maker community connected through the OSMS network manufactured and delivered over 48 million pieces of PPE and medical supplies valued at over $271 million dollars.

This was a landmark example of the power of distributed manufacturing collectives and the capabilities of digital fabrication to solve large scale global challenges. School maker labs, Makerspaces, fablabs, and small manufacturing businesses rose to meet the need when the global supply chain was disrupted. Design files were open-sourced and shared freely, a few key components were approved by the NIH, and communities created their own material sourcing, manufacturing, assembly, and distribution supply chain to serve their local regions. The entire experience was inspiring – when the world was experiencing a collective distress, people were empowered to make and deliver practical solutions, using their time and skills to make a difference.

Living Benches

January 2020

Collaborators:
Downtown Development Authority
Mario The Maker
Moonlighter FabLab

Designed and Fabricated By:
Moonlighter Makes

Living Benches are mobile built elements that bring shade, vegetation, and seating to different parts of the city. Made using durable, highly recyclable materials – these units are sustainable throughout their life cycle. Using solar cells to power its drip irrigation system and LED lighting with smart sensors that track when to activate these electronic systems. They are currently growing Coral Honeysuckle, a Florida native vine that thrives in our climate and attracts hummingbirds! The benches debuted during Super Bowl Weekend in Downtown Miami as a pilot – reach out to your local representatives if you want to see more of these greening elements in the city!

Abrazo!

October 2019

Collaborators:
The Idea Center at Miami Dade College
Makers Lab MDC
Museum of Art and Design
Moonlighter FabLab

Designed and Fabricated By:
Cohort 1 Students of the Re-Imagining Cities Program
Andres A Corrales
Juan Pablo Cruz
Lina Castaneda
Tamara Garcia
Brittany Hemery
Marc Adam Hoffman
Elias Marin
Giovanni A Profera
Daniela Sanchez
Carlos E Somoza
Riley Wines

Abrazo transforms an underutilized plaza into a place for MDC students and downtowners to convene. This public space pop-up is the culmination of the collective efforts from students in Re-Imagining Cities, an intensive 8-week program by Moonlighter in partnership with the Idea Center at Miami Dade College. The students researched, designed, prototyped, and built their ideas in full scale! Using digital fabrication technologies and low-cost materials, the intervention has created a destination between the MetroMover station entrance, Downtown Miami, and the Miami Dade College campus.

Philodendron Folly

April 2019

Collaborators:
AMLgMATD
Maker Faire Miami
Miami Dade College

Designed + Fabricated by:
AMLgMATD

The Philodendron architectural folly is a pop-up oasis designed to resemble the naturally comforting form of an overgrown Philodendron. Like a beacon, the bright green structure invites visitors to relax and meander underneath its overscaled tropical canopy, offering a moment away from the harsh sun.
The choice of the leaf-like inflatable shapes, easily recognizable to kids and adults alike, highlights the area as a point of interest to interact with and explore. Additionally, the color choice creates a visual connection with the lush foliage of Miami, and connects with the city’s playful nature.

Avenue 3 Parklet

October 2018

Collaborators:
The Streetplans Collaborative
Steve Dutton
Unlimited Marketing
Glenda Puente Architect
Freshealthy
Miami DDA
The Miami Foundation

Designed + Fabricated by:
Moonlighter Makes

The parklet was designed to extend the restaurant seating for Freshealthy, a tenant of Avenue 3. Its planters provide protection to the people sitting in the parklet and help bring some vegetation to the dense urban street.

Avenue 3 Miami is both a community-driven movement and future pedestrian-oriented street. Avenue 3 aims to catalyze grassroots transformation in Miami’s urban core. Organized by a group of passionate Downtown residents and businesses who want to affect positive change through three central initiatives: streetscape transformation, homeless outreach, and crime prevention to create a safe and vibrant signature street for Downtown Miami.

Building The Baywalk

Summer 2018

Collaborators:
Miami Downtown Development Authority
Everblock
Moonlighter Makerspace
Bayfront Park Management Trust

Winner of the 2018 DDA Baywalk Activation Grant, The project provided Downtown Miami residents a free, fun family activity – while gathering community input for the future plans of the proposed Baywalk project. Citizens were encouraged to prototype the things they’d like to see built on the Baywalk using the oversized lego-like blocks, and they were able to vote on the amenities proposed. The activation hosted various community partners: FDOT, Perez Art Museum Miami, and Frost Science Museum.

Rue Vendome Plaza

April 2018

Collaborators:
The Streetplans Collaborative
City of North Miami Beach

The city of North Miami Beach turned what was once a 9-space parking lot into a pedestrian-only plaza. Moonlighter helped The Streetplans Collaborative by fabricating the oversized stencils to create the pattern for the asphalt painting.

Noctis Pavilion

April 2018

Collaborators:
AMLgMATD
Maker Faire Miami
Miami Dade College

Designed + Fabricated by:
AMLgMATD

A pavilion based on a topographical visualization of a distant world.
Named after Noctis Labyrinthus, “the labyrinth of the night,” which is “a region of Mars between Valles Marineris and the Tharsis upland. This region is notable for its maze-like system of deep, steep-walled valleys. The valleys and canyons of this region formed by faulting and many show classic features of grabens, with the upland plain surface preserved on the valley floor.”
Materials:
Hand- and machine-bent 6063 aluminum  1” tubing.
Dimensions:
Approx. 40’ x 20’ x 9’.

Shell Poems

April 2018

Collaborators:
O, Miami Poetry Festival 2018
Project by Ricardo Chuecos and Cristian Duran
Shell created by Mario “the Maker” Cruz
And Moonlighter Maker Space

Videography by Jorge Graupera
Editing by Scott Cunningham
Song: “Yellow Moon” by Preservation Hall Jazz Band

“Shell Poems” was a project to put poems inside of sea shells on Miami Beach. 3-D printed shells with Bluetooth speakers hidden inside them were placed on Miami Beach for people to discover. When they put the shell up to their ear, one of several Ocean Vuong poems played, read by the poet himself.

Neushop

March 2018

Designed by: Neushop
Fabricated by: Moonlighter Makerspace

Neushop commissioned Moonlighter to fabricate their custom designed display cases for their new location in the Miami Design District. The centerpiece is a series of waxed MDF boxes at varying heights that can create an undulating form in the space, to display shirts with different colors and hues. The storage, cashier, shoe racks, and shelving were all made using high grade plywood. The result is a minimalistic space that highlights the simplicity and colors of the objects in the shop.

Frost Science Museum Activations

2017-2018

Collaborators:
Frost Science Museum
Mario “The Maker” Cruz
Moonlighter Makerspace
littleBits
Makey-Makey
Raspberry Pi

May 2018 | Frost Science Gala – Big Bang: A Sonic Odyssey
May-September 2017 | Hands-On: Late at Frost Science

Late at Frost Science was a monthly activation that allowed museum patrons to visit the museum after hours and enjoy special hands on exhibits.

3D Printed Zoetropes

We printed several sculptural zoetropes designed by John Edmark and created the spinning mechanism and strobe light timing system that would allow visitors to animate the sculptures when they found the right combination of rotations to light flashes.

Visualizing Sound

We created two chladni plate designs, one visualizing sound waves via sand and another via water. Visitors were able to switch the frequencies that passed through the mediums to reveal the cymatic patterns.

Touching Sound

Using Makey-Makey boards, visitors were able to use their bodies to “complete the circuits” and activate various audio visual elements projected across the museum.

Bending Light and Form

3D printed stereographic projections allowed visitors to reveal the flat patterns of complex three dimensional sculptures when illuminated from above.

Late at Frost Science – Big Bang: A Sonic Odyssey

Moonlighter was commissioned to design and fabricate various interactive elements for the annual Frost Science fundraising gala.

The Sonic Electronic was an installation with various interactive elements that encouraged visitors to manipulate light and sound through touch.

RGB Shadows was a lighting installation that cast Red Green and Blue shadows of passersby on the walls in the suspended bridge above the Frost Science Entrance.

Light Exposure Postcards used light sensitive paper, designs printed on transparencies, and an LED array to expose the designs onto a postcard that visitors could take with them as a memento of the event.

Light Up Acrylic Bookmarks invited visitors to solder their own LED onto an acrylic bookmark, illuminating the designs etched on the surface.

Laser Maze challenged participants to use various shaped mirrors to reflect a laser beam into the center of a labyrinth.

Prism Wall was an installation that visualized the refraction and reflection of visible light.

Interactive Light Projections allowed visitors to trigger various visual elements that would project on the wall of the 5-story aquarium.

3D Printed Stereographic Projection Votives were used on the cocktail tables and cast a complex shadow pattern.

Custom Illuminated Laser Etched Acrylic Centerpieces were created for the gala dinner tables with illustrations by Creative Cutout featuring various elements on view at the museum.

Giant Lite Brite was a fun interactive that revisited the classic creative game and was a perfect backdrop for celebrity selfies.

Infinity Mirror Photobooth used 8 foot tall mirrors and LED lights to create an illusion of a portal descending infinitely. Guests were able to pose in front of the mirror and use a Photo Booth system to capture their memory at the Frost Science Gala.

Optimus Rhyme + Poem Printer

2016-2018

Collaborators:
O, Miami Poetry Festival
Project by Mario “The Maker” Cruz
Moonlighter Makerspace

Videography by Jorge Graupera
Editing by Melissa G. Gomez
Song: Mystery Science Theater 3000 Theme Song

“Poetry Robots” are original machines designed by Mario Cruz to disseminate poems through technology.

The Poem-o-matic prints poems on receipt paper. Using a curated database of short poems, the Poem-o-matic prints one poem at a time, at random, with the touch of a button. Each poem tears away (just like a receipt) and can be taken home.

Optimus Rhyme is a robot who reads poems out loud on command. Once initiated, Optimus will read all of the poems in his hard drive in random order, over and over, until someone shuts him off. (Just like a real poet.)

Puppy Brunch

December 2017

Collaborators:
Prism Creative Group
Veuve Clicquot
Margaret Pace Park

Photos by: Chris Carter

Moonlighter was commissioned to build signage, wooden teepees, and oversized wooden dog houses for a community activation at Margaret Pace Park – mixing brunch and puppies for a delightfully happy morning event!

Plaza 98

November 2017

Collaborators:
Streetplans Collaborative
Miami Dade County Quick Build Program
Miami Shores Village
Moonlighter Makerspace

Photos by: Ines Hegedus-Garcia

Plaza 98 is one of 18 projects awarded a Miami Dade County Quick Build grant. The project created a street mural to transform a street and parking spots into a community plaza in Miami Shores Village. Moonlighter created the stencil system to facilitate the painting of the large geometric pineapple design on the asphalt.

Mobile Reading Pod

August 2017

Collaborators:
Allen Hasbun
Miami International Book Fair
The New Tropic
The Wynwood Yard

This pop-up library and reading lounge was designed and built by a 9-year old maker, Allen Hasbun. He won the design challenge for Moonlighter’s Design Thinking Camp – where the children had a real client to design for: The Miami International Book Fair. The brief was simple, design a mobile library that can create a safe space to distribute and read free books provided by the Book Fair in communities across Miami-Dade County. After prototyping his design and winning the contest, Allen was commissioned to build his solution in full scale and finally debuting it at the Wynwood Yard!

SmartBites Urban Farm

July 2017

Collaborators:
01
SmartBites
Space 10
Mano Americas
Moonlighter Makerspace

Two Summer Camp Programs collaborate to build solutions for a real client – SmartBites! 50 kids, 5 teams, 1 goal. There were 5 project categories that the kids could chose to join: Social Games, Outdoor Furniture, Up-cycled Art, Electronics + Sensors, and Vertical Farming Systems. Though there would be some cross-pollination of the groups, ie. The art group helping the social games team paint and decorate their creations, etc. the groups were tasked to work together in order to design, develop, and build their own visions for improving the Smartbites Community Garden and Urban Farm.

Suncatcher Pavilion

April 2017

Collaborators:
AMLgMATD
Maker Faire Miami
Miami Dade College

Designed + Fabricated by:
AMLgMATD

Suncatcher is a free standing open air structure designed to house featured South Florida makers and their works under one roofline while providing shade and relaxation for visitors from the harshness of the daily sun, creating a stained glass effect when activated by the sun while amplifying the tropical flavors of the pavilion’s location.

RadioFest @ Wolfsonian Museum

March 2017

Collaborators:
The Wolfsonian-FIU Museum
The New Tropic
Moonlighter Makerspace

Moonlighter Makerspace designed laser cut kits that replicate famous radio art deco radio designs on display during the special exhibition at the museum. Museum-goers were able to assemble their own miniature radio kit which would accommodate their cellphones so they could stream the music through their choice of radio design. A fun merging of historical and contemporary design and technology.

Shore to Core

January 2017

Collaborators:
The Streetplans Collaborative
Happy City | Charles Montgomery
The Center for Design and Health, School of Architecture University of Virginia
Space Syntax
West Palm Beach Community Redevelopment Agency
Van Allen Institute
Moonlighter Makerspace

Street Plans implemented a day-long public space experiment and intervention along the waterfront in Downtown West Palm Beach. The project was funded by the Van Alen Institute and was conducted in collaboration with the West Palm Beach Community Redevelopment Agency‘s Shore to Core Initiative. The experiment was led by Happy City‘s Charles Montgomery, and in collaboration with University of Virginia Center for Design and Health‘s Dr. Jennifer Roe, PhD, Space Syntax and supported by an intervention led by Street Plans.

The project team transformed a sparse and underutilized public space along the waterfront promenade for one day. Using theories from environmental psychology, the design was meant to create feelings of fascination and a sense of exoticism from everyday life. Art, plants, and historical images focused people’s attention on the water and its history. The team then measured the effects those interventions created on visitors’ emotions, bodies, and behavior.

“The intervention actually caused a change in people’s behavior. This restorative environment induced people to spend more time at the site. The number of people observed in stationary activities at the site increased more than fivefold during the intervention. This is exactly what we need to see if we want to bring life to underperforming public space” says Street Plans’ own Sherryl Muriente.

Streetplans collaborated with Moonlighter to fabricate the built elements to transform the space.

Biscayne Green

January 2017

Collaborators:
Miami Downtown Development Authority
The Street Plans Collaborative
Moonlighter Makerspace
Miami Dade County Department of Parks and Recreation
Prism Creative Group
The Miami Foundation
Miami Public Space Challenge
The Knight Foundation

Designed as an ‘urban intervention,’ the Biscayne Green demonstration project repurposed a segment of Downtown’s signature thoroughfare, transformed surface parking lots into public open space, engaged the Downtown community and invited them to experience the Boulevard in a different way, bringing activity to city streets at a time when pedestrian-friendly solutions are so desperately needed.

Spanning 20 days and featuring various events weekly, Biscayne Green had something for everyone – and over 20,000 people visited the activated space!  But while it was designed to entertain, it also helped reveal what can be achieved when people get out of their cars and onto the street!

Park(ing) Day Miami

September 2016

Collaborators:
FIU Honors College | Maker Cities Class
Urban Impact Lab
Park(ing) Day
Soya e Pomodoro

Designed and Fabricated in Moonlighter Makerspace by FIU Honors College students in the Makers Cities Course.

Taking over a parallel parking space in front of Downtown restaurant, Soya e Pomodoro, creating an outdoor seating element and extending the restaurant into the street! This is one of about a dozen projects built across Miami in celebration of Park(ing) Day.

Poetry Roller

April 2016

Collaborators:
O, Miami Poetry Festival 2016
Created by Joint Studio
O, Miami is principally-funded by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.

Fabrication assistance was generously provided by Moonlighter Maker Space and Deft Union.

Additional support for the project was provided by The City of Miami Beach, The State of Florida’s Culture Builds Florida Alliance, and with the support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners.

Videography by Gesi Schilling
Titles and editing by P. Scott Cunningham

The Poetry Roller is an original invention that writes shorts poems into wet sand. The first iteration of the roller was created for O, Miami Poetry Festival 2016 by Juan Gelez and Delia Rivera of Joint Studio and used on South Beach during April 2016. The excerpt is from Miami-born poet Donald Justice’s poem, “Self-Portrait as Still Life” and reads, “Mañana? Always Mañana.” (You can find the poem in his Collected Poems, published by Knopf, and for more on Donald Justice, visit donaldjustice.org.)

Miami Maker’s Pavilion

February 2016

Collaborators:
Home Eleven
Moonlighter Makerspace
AMLgMATD
Alessandra Fernandez
Tinker Tank
Maker Faire Miami
Mano Americas
Young Arts Foundation
Palm Hammock Orchid Estate

The Miami Maker’s Pavilion gathered multidisciplinary artists and designers to create an interactive space for Maker Faire guests to play with and explore. Made from PVC pipes, the pavilion transforms a mundane construction material into an aesthetically complex structural system. Visitors could lounge on AMLgMATD’s Lumqins, made of recycled materials, they could wave their hands over some of the pipes, where sensors would trigger various sounds using devices created by Tinker Tank, and the show-stopping element was a video projection mapped to the exterior of the structure accompanied by interpretive dance curated by Alessandra Fernandez. The structure was a collaborative build by Home Eleven and Moonlighter.