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When the formal city falls short, informality fills the gap

A comparative study between Monterrey and Soacha reveals that urban informality is not a fixed category, but a process shaped by public policies, inequality, and access to housing.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Extreme Heat Doesn’t Impact Every City Equally. This Index Shows Where it is Most Dangerous

An international group of researchers is developing an index with different variables that identifies the levels of impact among the population.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

From Research to Action: Helping Communities Face Climate Change’s Consequences

A group of researchers, designers, and housing specialists discussed how to turn scientific knowledge into tools to reduce the impacts of global warming at the local level.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

How Do We Educate Those Who Will Live in Smart Cities?

An interdisciplinary group of researchers published a book on how to build smart cities using AI, robotics, and gamification.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

When Solar Panels Also Help to Cool Industrial Buildings

Researchers at Tec de Monterrey show how solar panels installed on industrial roofs can reduce heat and improve thermal comfort.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Transnational Gentrification and the Impact of Digital Nomads in Mexico City

Since the pandemic, more foreigners have arrived in Mexico City, contributing to the displacement of local residents and the rising cost of living in the central region.

Health

Not Enough to Only Cure: the Challenge of Designing a Health System that Prevents Disease

Design can be a powerful tool to project and create healthcare systems that are equitable, efficient and humane.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

How to Design Buildings and Cities that Also Consider Where Birds and Jaguars Are Going to Live

Multispecies design encourages the creation of objects or spaces that consider the needs of non-human species, such as animals and plants.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Walkability in Cities: Two Studies Explore Pedestrian Experiences in Mexico

Researchers examine walkability in two Mexican cities through the analysis of urban environments using computer vision and image segmentation.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Applied Research through Mexican Architecture: Tec de Monterrey Heads to the 2025 Venice Biennale

The project Fostering Care Ecologies: Tech-Community Driven Living Labs has been selected for the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale.

School of Architecture Art and Design

Cities and Prosperous Communities

When the formal city falls short, informality fills the gap

A comparative study between Monterrey and Soacha reveals that urban informality is not a fixed category, but a process shaped by public policies, inequality, and access to housing.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Extreme Heat Doesn’t Impact Every City Equally. This Index Shows Where it is Most Dangerous

An international group of researchers is developing an index with different variables that identifies the levels of impact among the population.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

From Research to Action: Helping Communities Face Climate Change’s Consequences

A group of researchers, designers, and housing specialists discussed how to turn scientific knowledge into tools to reduce the impacts of global warming at the local level.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

How Do We Educate Those Who Will Live in Smart Cities?

An interdisciplinary group of researchers published a book on how to build smart cities using AI, robotics, and gamification.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

When Solar Panels Also Help to Cool Industrial Buildings

Researchers at Tec de Monterrey show how solar panels installed on industrial roofs can reduce heat and improve thermal comfort.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Transnational Gentrification and the Impact of Digital Nomads in Mexico City

Since the pandemic, more foreigners have arrived in Mexico City, contributing to the displacement of local residents and the rising cost of living in the central region.

Health

Not Enough to Only Cure: the Challenge of Designing a Health System that Prevents Disease

Design can be a powerful tool to project and create healthcare systems that are equitable, efficient and humane.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

How to Design Buildings and Cities that Also Consider Where Birds and Jaguars Are Going to Live

Multispecies design encourages the creation of objects or spaces that consider the needs of non-human species, such as animals and plants.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Walkability in Cities: Two Studies Explore Pedestrian Experiences in Mexico

Researchers examine walkability in two Mexican cities through the analysis of urban environments using computer vision and image segmentation.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Applied Research through Mexican Architecture: Tec de Monterrey Heads to the 2025 Venice Biennale

The project Fostering Care Ecologies: Tech-Community Driven Living Labs has been selected for the 19th Venice Architecture Biennale.

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School of Architecture Art and Design

When the formal city falls short, informality fills the gap

Extreme Heat Doesn’t Impact Every City Equally. This Index Shows Where it is Most Dangerous

From Research to Action: Helping Communities Face Climate Change’s Consequences

How Do We Educate Those Who Will Live in Smart Cities?

When Solar Panels Also Help to Cool Industrial Buildings

Transnational Gentrification and the Impact of Digital Nomads in Mexico City

Not Enough to Only Cure: the Challenge of Designing a Health System that Prevents Disease

How to Design Buildings and Cities that Also Consider Where Birds and Jaguars Are Going to Live

Walkability in Cities: Two Studies Explore Pedestrian Experiences in Mexico

Applied Research through Mexican Architecture: Tec de Monterrey Heads to the 2025 Venice Biennale

School of Architecture Art and Design

When the formal city falls short, informality fills the gap

Extreme Heat Doesn’t Impact Every City Equally. This Index Shows Where it is Most Dangerous

From Research to Action: Helping Communities Face Climate Change’s Consequences

How Do We Educate Those Who Will Live in Smart Cities?

When Solar Panels Also Help to Cool Industrial Buildings

Transnational Gentrification and the Impact of Digital Nomads in Mexico City

Not Enough to Only Cure: the Challenge of Designing a Health System that Prevents Disease

How to Design Buildings and Cities that Also Consider Where Birds and Jaguars Are Going to Live

Walkability in Cities: Two Studies Explore Pedestrian Experiences in Mexico

Applied Research through Mexican Architecture: Tec de Monterrey Heads to the 2025 Venice Biennale

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