The Rebound of Street Life in Monterrey
Monterrey is one of the fastest growing cities in Mexico in recent years. The influx of capital has broughtrapid development as well as many "urban diseases". The people of Monterrey Mexico are growing impatient with their constant traffic, aggressive car culture and persistent risk as pedestrians.At the same time, theinconvenience of public transit and especially the first mile/last mile of getting to and from public transit discourages many commuters from using mass transit at all.
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This vision seeks to provide Monterrey with an integrated transportation system that includes public transportation, micro-mobility vehicles, and integrated bike infrastructure with a stronger focus on the human experience.By designing for wider sidewalks and controlled traffic, the new multi-modal streets of the DPA will attract new residents and visitors and provide a safe and convenient pedestrian experience.
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▲Current Situation
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The future DPA is a symbol for Monterrey, giving new priority to people and the human experience on the street.The rich social and cultural history, including the Alameda Plaza and Purisima Plaza, will be interconnected in the district and easily accessible.
▲Micro-mobility Involves with Metro Station
▲Micro-mobility Involves with Public Spaces
▲Micro-mobility Involves with Street Life
The creation of an integrated micro-mobility system will become a mediation of the existing transportation system and a catalyst for the neighborhood’s growth.The public facilities and landmarks will be linked through a choreographed network and the street becomes the vessel where local culture and nature are intertwined to enrich the visitors’ experience and residents’ daily routine.