Tecnológico de Monterrey
Diverse destinations
This project proposes a path towards a different kind of mobility, underscoring how the automobile has impacted the development of cities, where urban expansion has been accompanied by an increase in the number of vehicles and subsequent spatial inequity. What if, in the South, the future of the automobile would be as a tool for the transition to cities “in proximity”?
Using the iconic airport departure board as a reference, this project reflects on mobility, relating the present and future in Mexican cities, projecting urban dynamics onto a cartography of Guadalajara and Monterrey, and proposing three types of vehicles within a new lineage: open more than clean, distributed more than shared, and citizen more than urban. With these vehicles, the project seeks a transition towards a more fair and equitable mobility, a systemic mobility for a new era.
Mentors
Alfredo Hidalgo Rasmussen, Xóchitl Arias González, Rossana Valdivia Pallares (coordinators), Juan José Ramos Álvarez, Lucas Néstor Hoops, Agustín Solórzano Gil, Matías Peraza Reyes; Juan Pablo Murra, Roberto Íñiguez Flores, Jorge Blando Martínez, Carla Díez de Marina (institutional sponsors)
Team Members
Daniela Cruz Naranjo, Edgar Egurrola Hernández, Sebastián Fajardo Turner, Luis Natera Orozco, Axel Martínez Avendaño, Luisa Medina Martínez, Itzel Zacnicté Molina Ramírez, Alejandro Pineda Cortés, Cristina Preisser Roca, Sandra Solís Florido, Frida Sofía Suárez, Juan Manuel Mendoza Coronel, Naoto Kobayashi (design and production team), Andrés Santín Godoy (mapping), Daniel Savedra Olivo (graphic design), Luis Córdova (topographic models), José Manuel Serranía Prieto (car models), José de la O Campos, Ramiro Estrada Sainz, Nélida Escobedo Ruiz (advisors)
Partner
Iberdrola, Spain