International Working Seminar Strasbourg June 2018 by Jorge Padilla Berrueta

INTERNATIONAL WORKING SEMINAR

THURSDAY 28th June 2018

MIRRORING CONTEMPORARY METROPOLISES ENSA de Strasbourg 6-8 Bd. du Président Wilson/ Strasbourg, France

Promoted by: IMM Innovative Metropolitan Mobility Chair Laboratoire AMUP Atelier CMYT / CMYT R&D In partnership with: DPM Group Dirección de Proyectos y Maquinaria Rehovot Corporation Financial Solutions for Environmental Challenges

Map: Consommatiion énergétique-STRASBOURG-AMUP/CMYT©

SPECIAL GUESTS

Cristiana Mazzoni, IMM Chair, ENSAS Professor Jorge Arturo Padilla-Fajardo, Director and Senior Partner of DPM Group Antonio Huerta-Goldman, Director of Rehovot Corporation and DPM Consultant Andreea Grigorovschi, IMM Chair, ENSAS Ass. Professor FAN Lang, IMM Chair, ENSAS Ass. Professor ZHANG Bin, Urban Planner, ORIA studio

SHORT ARGUMENT

In order to overcome the threats of the 20th Century urban mobility, Europe and America have been focused to move towards sustainable and democratic mobility transition. France strong commitment in this respect was recently confirmed through President Emmanuel Macron´s decision to make “mobility” the main theme chosen by France for its participation in the Dubai World Expo of 2020. In accordance to this objective, the Innovative Metropolitan Mobility” (IMM) Chair- a research and education platform on sustainable mobility in contemporary metropolises- aims at bringing together academic researchers and mobility experts from both private and public sectors.

This working seminar thus presents itself an opportunity to deepen and exchange knowledge on these topics by mirroring academic research and research-action experiences in different contemporary contexts.

PROGRAM

THURSDAY 28th June 2018 10-10h30 Welcoming Remarks and Acknowledgments By Jorge PADILLA-BERRUETA 10h30-11h15 Presentation of “Financial Experience in Mobility Corridors” By Antonio HUERTA-GOLDMAN (25-30mins) Questions (15 mins) 11h15-12h00 Presentation of “International Experience in Mobility Projects.” By Prof. Cristiana MAZZONI (45 mins) 12h00-14h00 Lunch Break 14h00-15h00 Round table “Growth Opportunities for Mobility’s in Mexico.” Coordinated by Jorge PADILLA-BERRUETA 15h00-15h30 Round table “Mobility Challenges in Europe and China” Coordinated by the IMM Chair Ass. Prof. Andreea GRIGOROVSCHI, Ass. Prof. Lang FAN 15h30-16h00 Tower Design Experience Ass. Prof. Lang FAN, Bin ZHANG, IMM Chair, ORIA studio 16h00-16h30 Final Remarks Prof. Cristiana MAZZONI and Jorge PADILLA-BERRUETA

Photo: Ventikas´´s Eolic Park-DPM ©

PARTICIPANTS

DPM

Cristiana Mazzoni

DPM group is a construction and infrastructure company based in Guadalajara with 30 years´ of experience in the Latin-American Territories, its principal collaborations have been with transnational companies in Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras and Costa Rica. Some of its last projects have been the Highway Perote-Xalapa (Veracruz, Mexico, 2012) with Isolux-Corsán, the Hydroelectric Central in San Rafael in (Nayarit, Mexico 2015) with Acciona and nowadays DPM just finished with Mota-Engil the excavations for the Tunnel in the Line 3 of Guadalajara´s Light Train.

Cristiana Mazzoni is an architect, urban designer and Professor of Architecture and Urban design in the National Architectural school of Paris-Belleville (ENSA PB). During her academic career she has been teaching as visiting professor in Italy, Germany, France, Spain, USA and China. She is member of UMR AUSser Steering Committee, in the framework of the French Scientific Research Center (CNRS). Still 2015 she is the scientific director of the Chinese and French “Innovative metropolitan mobility” IMM-Chair (ENSASSYSTRA-CAUP/Tongji).

Antonio Huerta Goldman

She directs several research projects funded by the French Ministry of Environment (MEDDE) and the French Ministry of Culture (MCC) on the topics of: 1. Metropolitan development, regional planning and urban design, innovative and integrated mobility, railway infrastructures and railway stations; 2. Historical courtyards blocks in European heritage cities; 3. Architectural and urban European theories (20th Century). She edited several scientific publications (books, thematic magazines and articles). In 2008 she founded with Yannis Tsiomis the Atelier CMYT studio and she is the Senior Adviser of CMYT R&D for innovative research in urban architecture. The research and professional works of the studio are exposed in the Venice Biennale of Architecture 2018 (Palazzo Bembo, “Time, Space, Existence” program), entitled “The Power of urban architecture”.

Antonio Huerta-Goldman is a financial consultant, with 15 years’ experience in areas such as transport, energy, infrastructure and public policy. He studied his Bachelor degree in ITESO, and a Master degree in Social Sciences in Economics in University of Birmingham. His professional background allows him to have peripheral vision and integrate approach which combines public and private sectors perspective. His background includes positions in corporate sector such as Director for Public Sector & Infrastructure in Latin American for Standard & Poor´s. He also has Public sector experience since he worked as General Director of Private Investment Unit at the Ministry of Energy of Mexican Federal Government, in which he was responsible for fostering private investment in Oil & Gas and Renewable projects in Mexico. Mr. Huerta has participated in the roundtable on Commercialization of Advanced Energy Technologies for the World Bank in (Paris, France 2008), and in the Mass Transport System Carbon Market (Guadalajara, Mexico 2010), he was in the United Nations Climate Change Conference (Doha, Qatar, 2012) and in 2017 he became the member of the Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis (Seattle, USA).

ÉCOLE NATIONALE SUPÉRIEURE D’ARCHITECTURE STRASBOURG

MOBILITÉS MÉTROPOLITAINES INNOVANTES

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