Tatiana Bilbao

The growth gap is what I think it has been, what everyone has in common.

And in terms of the learnings, it has been amazing because You see also the interaction with the country or with the government, for example, knowing the case of Tatiana Bilbao that is creating this cable bus line.

And they are invited by the government because the government found out that all the mobility, public mobility in Mexico has been decided by men.

And the routine of the man doesn't include the basic needs of the home.

What is the theme for tonight's episode? Who did you speak with?

So I spoke to, I mean, there was an amazing panel called Architecture Heels with Tatiana Bilbao, a brilliant Mexico city-based architect, and Manuel Ares Mateus.

I'm trying to work on my Portuguese pronunciations.

But Manuel is an incredible Lisbon-based architect, and I grabbed him for a little interview off to the side following our panel, and it was a chance to kind of talk about, yes, I mean, when we see architecture, I think frequently we kind of view it through an aesthetic lens.