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

Cities and Prosperous Communities

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

Human & Social

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.

Human & Social

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

Human & Social

“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.

Human & Social

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.

Human & Social

Regenerative design: The movement aiming to return us to our roots

The approach seeks to remind us that we are part of a living system and it gives us hope for dealing with the environmental crisis.

Illustration of a community with a solar panel and bicycles

Human & Social

The Architecture Projects that Shortened Distances and Brought Water to Chihuahua, Mexico

Researchers seek to understand how urban design has to evolve to facilitate the introduction of technological resources in vulnerable communities.

Illustration of Aleksandra Krstikj architecture.

Human & Social

In Scientific Research, It’s Good to Be Disruptive: Alexsandra Krstikj

Krstikj left Macedonia to do research in Mexico. Since she was a child, she knew the country was a friendly place with "open arms" to receive her.

Colorful illustration of people speaking

Human & Social

How to Plan (and Build) an Equitable City

The place we inhabit has an influence in our physical and mental health. With this in mind, Ryan Anders Whitney shares ideas so that our cities take equity into account.

Man standing in the stairs of a Library at Tec de Monterrey

Human & Social

Rob Roggema: An Urban Environment Regenerator

This Dutchman is an expert in regenerative culture and advocates for giving back to the environment more than what we take from it.

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School of Architecture Art and Design

Cities and Prosperous Communities

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

Human & Social

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.

Human & Social

The Miyawaki Method: An Urban Solution to Combat Deforestation

The Miyawaki Method promotes accelerated forest growth, making them up to 30 times denser.

Human & Social

“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.

Human & Social

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.

Human & Social

Regenerative design: The movement aiming to return us to our roots

The approach seeks to remind us that we are part of a living system and it gives us hope for dealing with the environmental crisis.

Human & Social

The Architecture Projects that Shortened Distances and Brought Water to Chihuahua, Mexico

Researchers seek to understand how urban design has to evolve to facilitate the introduction of technological resources in vulnerable communities.

Human & Social

In Scientific Research, It’s Good to Be Disruptive: Alexsandra Krstikj

Krstikj left Macedonia to do research in Mexico. Since she was a child, she knew the country was a friendly place with "open arms" to receive her.

Human & Social

How to Plan (and Build) an Equitable City

The place we inhabit has an influence in our physical and mental health. With this in mind, Ryan Anders Whitney shares ideas so that our cities take equity into account.

Human & Social

Rob Roggema: An Urban Environment Regenerator

This Dutchman is an expert in regenerative culture and advocates for giving back to the environment more than what we take from it.

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

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

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