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This project is the result of research currently underway that aims to explore the social phenomena that occur inside public transport buses in Monterrey. Firstly, Paulina sees the passengers’ marks as forms of transcendence. In some cases, these signs take the form of scribbles and scratches on the windows or signatures on the seats. Subsequently, the artist identifies the control mechanisms in the signage and the ironic way to respond by altering the inside of the buses. Hence emerges the idea of potentializing the absurdity of the control and prohibition, by using the phrase: “No socializing, please.”

My name is David Sada and I am a fifth-semester IISE student. The main reason I decided to enter this degree program was the multidisciplinary approach that is required. Sustainability is an effort that calls for a multiplicity of players to use their best skills in order to achieve a common good. I believe that we, Sustainable Innovation and Energy students, have a responsibility to become the agents of change that prompt people to build a more sustainable society.

Emerging housing for the victims of hydro-meteorological natural disasters in the south and south-east of Mexico.

They graduated from the Graphic Design program in the Fall of 2016. They collaborated with Omius, a company that focuses on the application of technology to garments, for the development their brand identity. This project was their Final Evaluation to obtain their degree. They earned a distinction for presenting an excellent dissertation.

Anthropology of the mark. Part of a research project aiming to recover a series of experiences that arise from the city of Monterrey. Aerosol paint on acetate and photograph by Andrea Cázares. Photo by Rebecca Reyes.

Mi nombre es Alondra Elizalde, estudiante de LDI de 5.º semestre. Soy una persona adaptable y que le gusta hacer de todo, de ahí que haya elegido esta carrera con un campo tan amplio. Mi visión sobre el diseño se enfoca más a lo minimalista y funcional. Aunque me considero buena para muchas cosas, reconozco que mi fuerte es el lado técnico de la carrera, pero también puedo resaltar mis habilidades creativas y manuales.

Mariela Alexandra Osorio Ronquillo, an eight-semester student of the undergraduate degree program in Textile Design and Fashion at the Universidad de Monterrey, will carry out a three-month study period in the atelier of Anne Valerie Hash, the renowned French designer.