“The Emergency Isn’t Over”: the Homeless Commemorate a Year Since the Mexico City Earthquake
“As long as one single neighbor is still displaced from their home, the crisis that started with the earthquake continues,” […]
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Walking in the Shadow(s) of Luis Barragán in Mexico City
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – 09-25-2018 ( PRDistribution.com ) — Mexico-based activity operator, The Traveling Beetle, now offers daily architecture tours
This Japanese-Inspired Inn is One of Mexico City’s Best Kept Secrets
With handwoven tatami floors, rooftop onsen baths, and only 10 rooms, this Japanese-inspired hotel offers an unexpected place of zen
Emirates Drops Dubai-Mexico City Plans
LONDON – Emirates will be dropping its plans to operate flights between Dubai (DXB) and Mexico City (MEX). For the
A year after the Mexico City quake, many Jewish organizations still have no home
Rescuers from the Mexican-Jewish aid agency Cadena inspect damage in Mexico City following the earthquake last year. (Courtesy of Cadena/via
Day of the Dead Parade Mexico City, three years stunning the world
Catrinas are associated iwth Mexico’s Day of the Dead. (PHOTO: garuyo.com) For the third year in a row, a Day
Geoinformatics Mapped Mexico City’s First High-Speed Rail—Down to the Millimeter
The Consorcio IUYET team used a Leica SiTrack reality capture system to obtain point clouds of the surroundings and sub-millimetric
Mexico City’s $150 Million Rebrand Faces Growing Pains
Mexico City has been taken over by a searing fuchsia color—reminiscent of the bougainvillea flowers that tumble over the city’s
Mexico City’s Architects of Destruction
On September 19, 2017, a 7.1 earthquake rocked Mexico City, killing 369 people in the area and damaging hundreds of
Saving Mexico City’s Art Deco Treasures
The El Moro building, one of Mexico City’s Art Deco treasures, suffered significant damage during last year’s earthquake; the upper
National Water Commission of Mexico will suspend water service to 50% of Mexico City
The National Water Commission ( Conagua ) announced that it will suspend water service in 50% of Mexico City and
Damaged buildings, graft haunt Mexico City year after quake
Throughout Mexico City, uninhabited buildings with gaping cracks lean at precarious angles and some displaced people are still living outdoors
