Gracias al Dr.Jungmook Moon y su alumna Soojin Yang por las fotos de nuestro proyecto de exposicion Tijuana_San Diego en la Bienal de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de Seoul.
The proposal for our work at the 2017 Seoul Architecture and Urbanism Biennale illustrates that after years of theories of socio-cultural hybridity and cross-border economic interaction, the shared landscape of the region could become the impetus for a different type of political framework. The Tijuana River Watershed and its natural systems can engender a new direction in the future planning of this mega region. The idea is not new, the Diegueño territory already spread across California and Baja California before the Spanish arrived. In 1974, Appleyard and Lynch focused on a shared landscape that encouraged novel cultural and economic forms and later in 1996 a watershed boundary systems was developed by Woodward and Durall, et al.
At this uncertain moment of the sustainability of our natural ecological systems, and the overreaching of global trade, we need to establish a new organic infrastructure that can spawn a new political spatial reality.
Hi everyone our proposal to bring 21st century transport technology to California is part of the Hyperloop Vision for America. I hope you agree with us that a LA-SD and later Ensenada can become a major upgrade to our transportation future; LA to SD in 12.5 minutes LA to Ensenada in 20 min.
Vote for our route!
Nuestro Equipo Hyperloop One acaba de presentar en Washington DC una propuesta para implementar la tecnología de Hyperloop en la region Los Angeles – San Diego como primera etapa y luego extenderse a Ensenada. Los tiempos serian LA a SD en 12.5 minutos y LA a Ensenada en 20 minutos.
Voten por nuestra ruta LA-SD y entremos al mundo del transporte de pasajeros y carga del siglo 21!
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https://poll.fbapp.io/visionforamerica/uZgMp1ezmggYBpcRtWHxdsEm?from=user_link
Photo by: Stefan Falke
la frontera: artists along the u.s.- mexico borderStefan Falke photographs artists who live and work along the 2000 miles long U.S.- Mexico border to document the vibrant culture of the region on both sides. All photos © Stefan Falke (use with written permission by the author only) Architect Rene Peralta is the director/founder of Generica Arquitectura (generica.com.mx), a bi-national firm specializing in architecture and urban design, with an office in Tijuana. He is also the co-author of Here Is Tijuana!
See Stefan’s project here https://borderartists.com/2016/11/11/rene-peralta/
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