Railway Line Park
_Mexico City, Mexico
Railway Line Park
Program
_Linear Park
Area
_130,000 m²
Design Year
_2016
Location
_Mexico City, Mexico
Status
_Comissioned for SD
Client
_Miguel Hidalgo Borough
This project was a finalist in an international design tender called by the government of Mexico City to renew the areas lying adjacent to the old Mexico City-Cuernavaca railway line. The project features endemic vegetation and efficient water management, while striving to strike the proper balance between vehicle and pedestrian traffic, which is a key factor in maintaining social cohesion of neighbors. Moreover, local residents taking ownership shall manage upkeep, maintenance and use of the renewed public spaces. The pavement and ground cover approach exploits and array of permeable concrete paving stones, garden and lawn zones, and rubber tiles in playgrounds. Rather than inserting a park, the project design seeks to spurs the creation of a commute stage that involves an array of users and stakeholders.









Colaboration
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Juan Carlos Vidals
Partner
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Moritz Melchert
Partner
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Miguel Ángel Jiménez
Project Designer
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Alberto Bautista
Architect
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Eduardo Medina
Architect
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Paula Equinca
Architect
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Edith López
Architect
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Silvia Díaz
Architect
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Jonathan Castañeda
Architect
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Santiago Olguín
Architect
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Armando Román
Architect
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André Torres
Architect
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Abraham Mena
Visual Artist
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Daniel Juárez
Visual Artist
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Carlos Martínez
Architect