thoughts and projects
This research project aimed to reshape land use patterns and enhance the livability of one of Santiago’s poorest areas. The project was inspired by Curtibia’s pioneering public transport system that integrated transport considerations with economic, infrastructure and community development initiatives.
+ report: contains contextual information relating to urban segregation and pollution in La Pintana, along with the full design brief and related case studies
+ photos from site: La Pintana, Santiago
+ Atmosphere Industries: We develop award-wining urban games that engage communities by enlivening and recontextualizing public space
+ Community. Design. Initiative: Volunteer working on the city planning submission.
+ “Cities That ‘Design’ Themselves” [.pdf] (an article on the role of architects in slum development) was featured in JustChange magazine.
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