I’m pleased to announce that my paper, “Circular Foodscapes: Urban Health Infrastructure for Food Access and NCD Prevention in Mexico,” has been accepted for an oral presentation at the 22nd International Conference on Urban Health (ICUH 2026), taking place this October under the theme Healthy Cities by Design: Climate, Care, and Community from Latin America to the World.
The research draws on more than ten years of practice-led work through EVO-A-LAB, evo(a)_lab laboratorio evolutivo de arquitectura, combining urban community gardens, the Huacal Doméstico cultivation system, a seed bank, and pollinator habitats. These elements are integrated into a multiscalar landscape urbanism approach aimed at improving food access, promoting active mobility, and helping prevent chronic diseases.
Escuela de Arquitectura, Arte y Diseño Tecnológico de Monterrey
ICUH 2026 — International Conference on Urban Health | Mexico City, Oct 13–17 | Climate, care & equitable cities. Register & submit abstract










