[Applause]
When I was a girl I dreamed I dreamed
parties points with flowers
I dreamed of meeting places
very beautiful cities
I do not know if you know but our
Latin America region is one of the
scenarios of greater inequality and
violence of the world in 2011 a study
of united nations threw that we have
three of the countries with the highest rate of
homicide
el salvador honduras and venezuela and that
do the neighborhoods and do our
cities
facing this problem they do something very
natural
what we would do all locks
because when you can not be a victim of
a crime
one gives much fear so does the
architecture
the neighborhoods do the same as we see in
this image in a neighborhood in mexico
where we see great little walls
visibility
we see that the windows are closed
I do not know if this point of the talk
you already know what my profession is
I am an architect and I was lucky to
be the first architect the year 2000
in being trained in a methodology
Canadian looking for how to design
safer cities
this methodology is called gp rubens
rembrandt mental and sainz and not
necessarily raises that we have to
design safer cities with more
police or with more military force but
which raises that the real security
sustainable in a neighborhood in a city
it’s the people we are
as shown in this image
neighbors and neighbors
talking together and getting
charge of a path a simple truth
in 1962 an urban journalist called
jay cocks public in the united states a
very important book that is called life and
death of the big cities
Americans in this book jay cocks no
raised two very important concepts
to make cities safer first
human contact concept
if I connect with you if I
I connect farming
I know you, I care about you
I want to take care I can make a city
safest second concept that we
proposed jay cocks eyes on the street of and
to be seen
if the city is full of walls and
City lights are not appropriate
I can not see therefore do not
I can take care jake ops through Sepes
of this methodology does not lead to all the
world of strategy design partner
where it does not only matter
have a proper architecture but that
they also worry more about the
architecture that we do not see in the
social architecture
the architecture of human networks
Accepted is based on five principles
that are universally applied in more than
20 countries but that are implemented
locally well in this image in the m
of my favorite images on a rocket
this came out of a workshop
dreams that we made north of
mexico in monterrey the year 2012 in a
small town
the band was next to a large
real state development
We did a dream workshop with the
children of the band and we ask you
dream the band
then the children started to draw
and some drew office pool
others drew play spaces and
we were struck by this bridge that
drew Pablo we asked Pablo for
they draw a bridge and Pablo tells us
is that I have to fly out flying
Quick
and because Pablo and Pablo show us a
scar on his head
So we asked Pablo why?
has a scar Pablo had been
hit twice by cars that
they passed at high speed in half of
the band product of development
real estate that had not made a plan
of impact to mitigate the increase in
traffic presents Jose Jose
belongs to the mara called salvatrucha
jose is afraid
José paints his face or looks for himself
identity
many of the young people that make up the
mara work as hit men work
for drug trafficking because they do not have
another thing to do
I found one of these eyes is
the year 2010
walking around Honduras and he gave me a
gun in the head
Do you think that I josé dreamed
kill her do not dream of killing me
I dreamed of dancing hip hop like
any young man would dream and why
because they needed to make a scenario
with a sliding floor to dance
his shoes
when we ask the
native experts a territory that we are
all of us
dream your city dream your neighborhood
we achieve initiatives like this one great
cloud of dreams where in the year 2006
We made in Chile 10 thousand dreams with
different children from all over the country
Dream your city and we could expose
in the architecture biennial or by
example this other group of young people that
in cateura paraguay
led by a music teacher recycle
trash and create musical instruments
to be able to do better his acts of
school
what’s up with us in the design
urban in the security strategy
we incorporate the wisdom of the native
expert of the neighbors of each
territory
we have concrete real projects and
insurance like this one that we see in the
high bridge image of chile where
before in that social housing had
rapes were sold drug and after
a participatory work
we achieved a project like the one you
they will not win an architecture prize
international but he won to the
community
that same message today walks with me
the path of the expert native
let’s build more cities together
secure
[Applause]
When I was a girl I dreamed I dreamed
parties points with flowers
I dreamed of meeting places
very beautiful cities
I do not know if you know but our
Latin America region is one of the
scenarios of greater inequality and
violence of the world in 2011 a study
of united nations threw that we have
three of the countries with the highest rate of
homicide
el salvador honduras and venezuela and that
do the neighborhoods and do our
cities
facing this problem they do something very
natural
what we would do all locks
because when you can not be a victim of
a crime
one gives much fear so does the
architecture
the neighborhoods do the same as we see in
this image in a neighborhood in mexico
where we see great little walls
visibility
we see that the windows are closed
I do not know if this point of the talk
you already know what my profession is
I am an architect and I was lucky to
be the first architect the year 2000
in being trained in a methodology
Canadian looking for how to design
safer cities
this methodology is called gp rubens
rembrandt mental and sainz and not
necessarily raises that we have to
design safer cities with more
police or with more military force but
which raises that the real security
sustainable in a neighborhood in a city
it’s the people we are
as shown in this image
neighbors and neighbors
talking together and getting
charge of a path a simple truth
in 1962 an urban journalist called
jay cocks public in the united states a
very important book that is called life and
death of the big cities
Americans in this book jay cocks no
raised two very important concepts
to make cities safer first
human contact concept
if I connect with you if I
I connect farming
I know you, I care about you
I want to take care I can make a city
safest second concept that we
proposed jay cocks eyes on the street of and
to be seen
if the city is full of walls and
City lights are not appropriate
I can not see therefore do not
I can take care jake ops through Sepes
of this methodology does not lead to all the
world of strategy design partner
where it does not only matter
have a proper architecture but that
they also worry more about the
architecture that we do not see in the
social architecture
the architecture of human networks
Accepted is based on five principles
that are universally applied in more than
20 countries but that are implemented
locally well in this image in the m
of my favorite images on a rocket
this came out of a workshop
dreams that we made north of
mexico in monterrey the year 2012 in a
small town
the band was next to a large
real state development
We did a dream workshop with the
children of the band and we ask you
dream the band
then the children started to draw
and some drew office pool
others drew play spaces and
we were struck by this bridge that
drew Pablo we asked Pablo for
they draw a bridge and Pablo tells us
is that I have to fly out flying
Quick
and because Pablo and Pablo show us a
scar on his head
So we asked Pablo why?
has a scar Pablo had been
hit twice by cars that
they passed at high speed in half of
the band product of development
real estate that had not made a plan
of impact to mitigate the increase in
traffic presents Jose Jose
belongs to the mara called salvatrucha
jose is afraid
José paints his face or looks for himself
identity
many of the young people that make up the
mara work as hit men work
for drug trafficking because they do not have
another thing to do
I found one of these eyes is
the year 2010
walking around Honduras and he gave me a
gun in the head
Do you think that I josé dreamed
kill her do not dream of killing me
I dreamed of dancing hip hop like
any young man would dream and why
because they needed to make a scenario
with a sliding floor to dance
his shoes
when we ask the
native experts a territory that we are
all of us
dream your city dream your neighborhood
we achieve initiatives like this one great
cloud of dreams where in the year 2006
We made in Chile 10 thousand dreams with
different children from all over the country
Dream your city and we could expose
in the architecture biennial or by
example this other group of young people that
in cateura paraguay
led by a music teacher recycle
trash and create musical instruments
to be able to do better his acts of
school
what’s up with us in the design
urban in the security strategy
we incorporate the wisdom of the native
expert of the neighbors of each
territory
we have concrete real projects and
insurance like this one that we see in the
high bridge image of chile where
before in that social housing had
rapes were sold drug and after
a participatory work
we achieved a project like the one you
they will not win an architecture prize
international but he won to the
community
that same message today walks with me
the path of the expert native
let’s build more cities together
secure
[Applause]
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