Dérive LAB is a multidisciplinary laboratory based in Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico, that seeks to explore, understand, and inspire other (new) ways of living and thinking about city life. Through research, design, and action, they have focused on developing projects in art, architecture, urban design, and other disciplines that impact three specific scales: public life, the built environment, and everyday objects.
Throughout their ten-year history, with these principles in mind, they have not only built projects such as Casa Guadalquivir and BEMA in Santiago de Querétaro, but their work as urban activists has also led them to rethink public space through various interventions such as "Monumento", "Flor Urbana", and "Calles compartidas; calles de encuentro", among others. These projects are grounded in extensive research, complemented by various documents and studies. For this reason, we present three manuals compiled by dérive LAB to help you explore what lies behind their work. These documents are available for free download; simply sign up with your email at this link.
Shared Streets
