Books
The Center published a series of academic journals referred to New urbanism in Latin America.
The full collection is available in https://issuu.com/itesmqro
Articles
• Vocaciones. From an urban vision to architectural projects. Compendium of Academic Papers The Future of Places III Conference, Estocolmo, Sue. 29 junio – 1 julio, 2015. Disponible en: http://www.sustasis.net/FOPIII-Academic-Papers.html
• BOOK. Garnica Monroy, R., Chávez García, J. L. y Pogliaghi L., Tesis Ganadoras 2013. Doctorado. México, D.F.: Asamblea Legislativa DF
• CHAPTER. La provisión de servicios de internet en México: ¿tiene un dominio nacional de este servicio la ZMCM? In Graizbord, B. (2014), Metrópolis: estructura urbana, medio ambiente y política pública. Pp. 175-191. México, D.F.: El Colegio de México. ISBN 978-607-462-659-9
• Connecting Inner Queretaro. Proceedings 51st International Making Cities Livable Conference, Portland, EUA. 8-12 july, 2014
• Esquivel Cuevas, Mariana; Hernández Mercado, Oscar Arturo; Garnica Monroy, Rubén. Modelo de Accesibilidad Peatonal (MAP). Índice de Accesibilidad Peatonal a Escala Barrial. Journal: Bitácora Urbano\Territorial. Vol. 23. Num. 2. ISSN: 0124-7913 (iSN: 2027-145X (online).
• Rubén Garnica Monroy, Dulce Barbosa, Helena Sánchez y Gabriela Durán. Una visión de la estructura urbana de Zacatecas. Cuadernos de Arquitectura y Nuevo Urbanismo, No. 11 y 12, Diciembre 2013. ISSN: 2007-0683
• Rubén Garnica Monroy & Ulises D. Guzmán Sol. La planeación del transporte a partir de los principios de la conectividad y la accesibilidad espacial. El caso de Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas. Proceedings XVII Congreso Latinoamericano de Transporte Público y Urbano, Guayaquil, Ecuador, 8-12 april, 2013.
Projects
New Urbanism in Mexico – this project was a research to understand and adapt the New Urbanist principles to Mexican Cities. The city of Querétaro was selected as the case study. The research was focused on three main aspects: participatory processes, urban patterns and the transect. The project was funded by the National Agency for Science and Technology (Conacyt)
Digital city – this project was focused on the use of public apps promoted by the local authorities to engage the inhabitants of Querétaro. Our research was to observe spatial patterns on how people report to the authorities issues that were related to the provision of services.
