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The Mexican Cities Initiative compiles student work across the Graduate School of Design that is related to Mexico. Click on the links below to view more information about student research, projects, and professional work. Disaster as an Opportunity: Alternatives for Debris Management at the Las Nutrias Riverbank in Oaxaca, Mexico – Dení López, Nadyeli Quiroz, Betzabe Valdés, & Marisa Villareal Critical intervention: The liminality of earthquakes, fragments, and palimpsests as alternatives to preservation in Mexico – Enrique Silva Emerging and Sustainable Cities Program, IDB – Eduardo Pelaez & Kim Geronimo Accelerating Municipal Building Efficiency, Mexico City – Pablo Izaga Gonzalez