Linear Park Ecoducto: Water as a Constructive Material

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Cuatro al Cubo + Ecotónica [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, October 01, 2019.Description: 359 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Mexico City, the Mexican capital, was built on a lacustrine system. Today, it is inhabited by more than 23 million people. Its urbanization has gone against its own ecosystem, making one of the world’s 13 cities most in danger of running out of water. This is a crucial moment for the water management of the basin.

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Citizen’s role (46) ,
Waterfront (148) ,
Water infrastructure (37) ,
Urbanization (54) ,
River (20) ,
Recovery (11) ,
Project (1170) ,
Pavilion (21) ,
Park (57) ,
Mobility (155)

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Cuatro al Cubo + Ecotónica, Energy and sustainability, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Citizen’s role, Consumption, Ecosystem, Educational, Health, Mexico, Mexico City, Mobility, Park, Pavilion, Project, Recovery, River, Urbanization, Water infrastructure, Waterfront, Watery Territory

Photography: Jaime Navarro

Mexico City, the Mexican capital, was built on a lacustrine system. Today, it is inhabited by more than 23 million people. Its urbanization has gone against its own ecosystem, making one of the world’s 13 cities most in danger of running out of water. This is a crucial moment for the water management of the basin.

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