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三个事务所挑战传统自上而下的建筑和城市设计程序,自始至终积极参与原住民社区建设。黄昏时分,你可以在蒂华纳南部山坡的一处临时居住点卡米诺·弗德(Camino Verde),听到“喔喔”的鸡鸣。山坡下,一群人正在修理报废的卡车。这片社区是四万多人的安家之所。蒂华纳是墨西哥的艺术和饮食文化中心,卡米诺·弗德很大程度上不受任何改造运动的影响,却依然遭受贫穷、犯罪和毒品的困扰。此刻,我正站在“托罗实验室”
The three firms challenged traditional top-down architectural and urban design processes and actively participated in the building of Aboriginal communities throughout. At dusk, you can hear “Oh” crowing at Camino Verde, a temporary shelter on the southern slopes of Tijuana. Under the slopes, a group of people are repairing scrapped trucks. This community is home to more than 40,000 people. Tijuana is Mexico’s art and food culture center. Camino Foudre is largely uninfluenced by any remodeling movement but continues to suffer from poverty, crime and drugs. At the moment, I’m standing at “Toro Labs”