Toni Santos is a technical researcher and environmental systems analyst specializing in the study of air-flow loop modeling, energy-efficient lighting systems, microgravity safety planning, and structural comfort mapping. Through an interdisciplinary and performance-focused lens, Toni investigates how humanity has engineered efficiency, safety, and comfort into the built environment — across habitats, stations, and advanced facilities. His work is grounded in a fascination with systems not only as infrastructure, but as carriers of optimized design. From air-flow circulation patterns to lighting efficiency and microgravity protocols, Toni uncovers the technical and analytical tools through which environments achieve their relationship with the occupant experience. With a background in engineering analysis and environmental modeling history, Toni blends quantitative analysis with applied research to reveal how systems were used to shape safety, transmit comfort, and encode operational knowledge. As the creative mind behind zanqerys, Toni curates illustrated diagrams, performance system studies, and technical interpretations that revive the deep methodological ties between flow, efficiency, and advanced planning. His work is a tribute to: The advanced circulation science of Air-flow Loop Modeling Systems The optimized illumination of Energy-efficient Lighting Infrastructure The critical protocols of Microgravity Safety Planning The layered analytical framework of Structural Comfort Mapping and Analysis Whether you're an environmental engineer, systems researcher, or curious explorer of optimized habitat design, Toni invites you to explore the technical foundations of environmental knowledge — one loop, one lumen, one layer at a time.
