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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
2025 Venice Biennale

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.
The Case of Monterrey and the Global Phenomenon of Self-Produced Housing

The Global Rise of Self-Built Housing: Lessons from Monterrey, Mexico

In Mexico, more than 60% of homes have been self-built (constructed directly by their inhabitants) without government support or access to the formal market. Researchers are studying this from within.
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How Architecture can Study Street Harassment Against Women

Women between 17 and 35 years of age reported harassment incidents in public spaces by men that ended up limiting their mobility in public places.
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The Miyawaki Method: An Urban Solution to Combat Deforestation

The Miyawaki Method promotes accelerated forest growth, making them up to 30 times denser.
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“Walking to School”: The Project that can Transform Child Mobility in Latin America

A project led by the School of Architecture, Art and Design at Tec de Monterrey seeks to understand the challenges faced by children in Latin America when walking to school.
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How Architecture and Urban Planning Can Help Reduce Violence in Cities

Over the years, researchers have studied how violence can be prevented through changes such as maintaining public spaces.
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School of Architecture Art and Design

photograph of a city filled with turists

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.
Photograph of a man at a podium giving a lecture

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.
Illustration of a city with many animals and people living together

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.
Pedestrians walking in a city.

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.
2025 Venice Biennale

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.
The Case of Monterrey and the Global Phenomenon of Self-Produced Housing

The Global Rise of Self-Built Housing: Lessons from Monterrey, Mexico

In Mexico, more than 60% of homes have been self-built (constructed directly by their inhabitants) without government support or access to the formal market. Researchers are studying this from within.
Illustration of a woman with a sad expression hiding behind a red curtain

How Architecture can Study Street Harassment Against Women

Women between 17 and 35 years of age reported harassment incidents in public spaces by men that ended up limiting their mobility in public places.
A professor and an administrator at Tec hold shovels before planting a tree.

The Miyawaki Method: An Urban Solution to Combat Deforestation

The Miyawaki Method promotes accelerated forest growth, making them up to 30 times denser.
Photograph of a child walking on a street

“Walking to School”: The Project that can Transform Child Mobility in Latin America

A project led by the School of Architecture, Art and Design at Tec de Monterrey seeks to understand the challenges faced by children in Latin America when walking to school.
llustration of a city

How Architecture and Urban Planning Can Help Reduce Violence in Cities

Over the years, researchers have studied how violence can be prevented through changes such as maintaining public spaces.

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TECSCIENCE, year 1, July 25, 2023, is a daily publication by Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education), whose registered address is at Av. Eugenio Garza Sada No. 2501, Col. Tecnológico de Monterrey, C.P. 64849, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. Website: https://tecscience.tec.mx/. Editor-in-Chief: Karina Rodríguez. Email: karina.rodriguez@tec.mx. All Rights Reserved to use the title TecScience under Certificate No. 04-2023-011613551100-203  ISSN: 2992-7668, both issued by Instituto Nacional de Derecho de Autor (National Institute of Copyright). Editor Responsible for the last update of this site: Karina Rodríguez Martínez. Address: Av. Eugenio Garza Sada No. 2501, Col. Tecnológico de Monterrey, C.P. 64849, Monterrey, Nuevo León. Last modification date: July 25th, 2023.

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