From Concrete to Community: Juan Becerra’s Vision for Human-Centered Cities
When people think about construction, the first things that come to mind are usually steel beams, cranes, and cement. But for Juan Becerra , building is about more than physical materials—it’s about shaping the way people live, connect, and thrive in their environments . 🏙 ️ Why Human-Centered Cities Matter Cities are growing faster than ever. Yet too often, they are designed around traffic, profit, or speed—leaving people and communities as an afterthought. Juan believes this approach is outdated. His philosophy is simple: cities should serve people, not the other way around . A human-centered city is one where: Green spaces replace concrete deserts. Public transportation is efficient, safe, and accessible. Affordable housing is a priority, not a privilege. Communities are designed for interaction, not isolation. 🌍 Sustainability as a Social Mission For Juan, sustainability is not just about reducing emissions or using eco-materials. It’s about ensuring that everyone—regard...