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Urban Design in North America's Greatest Neighborhood [Part 1/3]

What would you say is the greatest neighborhood on your continent? For me there’s no question: it’s the Centro Histórico of Mexico City. With 700 years of history stretching back to its days as the Aztec capital, Tenochtitlán, no other North American neighborhood boasts such multilayered history and geopolitical prominence. In this three-part series on urbanism in the Centro Histórico, we’ll cover its greatest people-friendly streets and public spaces, unpack its challenges with transportation and mobility, and explore the Centro’s oldest neighborhoods with living traditions stretching back to the time of the Aztecs. Check out Part 2 about transit and mobility across the Centro:    • The Mobility Quagmire at the Center of Mex...   And check out Part 3 about informal markets and urban design in the Centro Histórico's most traditional neighborhoods:    • 700-Year-Old Urbanism in Mexico City’s Azt...   If you speak Spanish and want to learn more about the history of Mexico City, check out the work of Jorge Pedro Uribe Llamas: Listen to his podcast, “Cuidad de México,” wherever you get your podcasts. Check out his work here on YouTube:    / @jorgepedrouribellamas   And watch his documentary series, “Ciudad Infinita,”    • Ciudad Infinita con Jorge Pedro Uribe   Chapters: 0:00 La Gran Ciudad 1:30 Series Overview 2:16 The Zócalo 5:07 A Popular Pedestrian Street 6:54 An Excellent Street Design 9:13 A Mean Multi-lane Road 10:08 The Alameda Central 10:48 Chinatown 11:44 An Avenue Aligned to the Zócalo 12:42 Architecture 15:34 Churches 17:26 A Punky Pedestrian Street 20:08 Conclusion and Next Time... Filmed in Mexico City, 2023-2025.