Reimagining Gated Communities: Sustainable Mobility in Private Housing Developments - Salvador Herrera
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SESSION 5B - ‘Reimagining Gated Communities’- Sustainable Mobility in Private Housing Developments
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Reimagining Gated Communities: Sustainable Mobility in Private Housing Developments - Salvador Herrera
- 1. Reimagining Gated Communities: Sustainable Mobility in Private Housing Developments Salvador Herrera, Deputy Director, EMBARQ Mexico
- 2. ConnectKaro Salvador Herrera Embarq Mexico Re-imagining Gated Communities: Sustainable Mobility in Private Housing Developments
- 3. Why we need TOD
- 5. Sustainable Transport + Urban Development Transport Oriented Development
- 6. Mobility in the city is not about transport, it works only when transport is connected to the structure of life. We must find the design of the city. The secret of mobility os all about sharing. Scale is not a problem. Money shouldn´t be either. Urban problems can be solved with a matrix of co responsability. Sostenibility is an equation between what is spent and what is saved. Lessons from a changemaker, Jaime Lerner
- 9. Simbología: Círculos de colores se relacionan con componentes DOTS
- 13. Engaging the private sector in TOD
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Why need TOD in Mexico? An example in sprawling Mexico City Because even though Mexico City has an importan mass transit system of nearly 350 kms, only a small share of the housing development is happenning in the inner city like this one on Colonia Condesa (built around 1930´s) where the traditional block design prove to be flexible and allow for new development and neighborhood revitalizacion But most development is following the srawiling pattern, with cul de sac streets and small gated communities even in low income communities. How can we transform these neigborhoods in the future and create communities in the present? So here a map with Mexico City mass transit and the more affluent type of development occurying in centrally located places like Condesa An another map showing where most of the development is actually happening, far, far, far away of the existing mass transit network. How can we connect these people to the city? (red dot-red arrow, far upper right) So bringing TOD to Mexico is before all, bringing equitity and accesibility to the majority of the people by allowing them to be part of the city.