An essay on the need to legislate the right to memory and current memory disputes in Mexico. Featured on the printed edition of Gatopardo.

A conversation about monuments, memorials, memory and their politics.

Podcast episode on Sergio's approaches to memory and justice

Short essay written for A*Desk, Critical Thinking magazine, on the materiality of memory

A conversation Patricia Eunji Kim (NYU; Monument Lab) moderated by Marianne Hirsch (Columbia).

A conversation with University of Connecticut's Robin Adéle Greeley (Symbolic Reparations Research Project) and Michael Orwicz (Human Rights Institute). Sergio spoke on the role of architecture in developing processes of memorialization for victims of mass human rights abuse.

Dissertation for the MA Research Architecture program, completed with distinction at Goldsmiths, University of London

An investigation that articulates tectonics, desiccation, and regulation to inquire the politics of seismic destruction.

Presentation during International Annual Conference of the MSA

This is my Bachelor's Thesis, a dissertation on the design of memory throughout the past 5 centuries and where we should head in this 21st Century

Sergio held a talk about Memorials and Forensic Architecture at the International Science, Arts and Technology Conference for the Mexican Secretary of Culture.

Sergio questions a panel on Populism in America about policies regarding Mexico.

Article written for renowned lifestyle magazine "Gatopardo" explaining the difference between moments and memorials and how this misunderstanding causes problems in public works of architecture, specifically the Earthquake Memorial in Mexico City.

A critical theory article I wrote, originally published in the online Art & Architectural journal: MVT

Using the same methodology as in Alterritorios, I was invited in summer 2014 to facilitate a workshop in Bandung, Indonesia meant to inspire a group of Indonesian artists, architects, urban designers, product designers (and a writer) to create a memorial in a rapidly gentrifying community.

An article I wrote published in the international Spanish Architecture and Design magazine Arquine

In summer 2010 and summer 2014 I was invited to speak at the Arte-Polis International Conference on Creative Culture and the Making of Place, hosted by the Technical Institute of Bandung. Thus, with the support of the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs, I flew across the Pacific as an ambassador to South Asia, speaking of my work as an architect interested in creating alternative design processes to achieve more democratic, critical and diverse architecture.

Article about Mexico's most important public square: the Zócalo.

Article about gentrification in Mexico City. Originally published on the MásDe131 Newspaper.

Critical architecture article for the Museum of Film project by Taller de Arquitectura Rocha Carrillo. Originally published in the international magazine Domus