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Illustration of a community with a solar panel and bicycles
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.
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
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
This Dutchman is an expert in regenerative culture and advocates for giving back to the environment more than what we take from it.
Photograph of a table with fresh vegetables, fruits and eggs.
Researchers analyze the lack of accessibility to healthy food on the outskirts of the city and how to address it with urban gardens.
image of manuel manga
Manuel Manga highlights the importance of a holistic approach to address current and future challenges.
A photograph of a couple of hands drawing construction plans
Around the world, designers seek to build inclusive spaces that consider the needs of neurodiverse people.
Ingredient Trading Post
Involving international experts and chefs, it creates urban gardens and local restaurants in highly marginalized neighborhoods.
image of Aleksandra Krstikj
Aleksandra Krstikj has developed a geospatial and mathematical tool to distribute aid during disasters.
Five people sit in a panel and discuss important topics
Researchers from Tec de Monterrey and editors from Elsevier discussed the challenges and opportunities of cities to solve the water crisis.

School of Architecture Art and Design

Illustration of a community with a solar panel and bicycles
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.
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
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
This Dutchman is an expert in regenerative culture and advocates for giving back to the environment more than what we take from it.
Photograph of a table with fresh vegetables, fruits and eggs.
Researchers analyze the lack of accessibility to healthy food on the outskirts of the city and how to address it with urban gardens.
image of manuel manga
Manuel Manga highlights the importance of a holistic approach to address current and future challenges.
A photograph of a couple of hands drawing construction plans
Around the world, designers seek to build inclusive spaces that consider the needs of neurodiverse people.
Ingredient Trading Post
Involving international experts and chefs, it creates urban gardens and local restaurants in highly marginalized neighborhoods.
image of Aleksandra Krstikj
Aleksandra Krstikj has developed a geospatial and mathematical tool to distribute aid during disasters.
Five people sit in a panel and discuss important topics
Researchers from Tec de Monterrey and editors from Elsevier discussed the challenges and opportunities of cities to solve the water crisis.

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