Projects
Infrastructure: Observatory Complex Master Plan
With the implementation of the intermodal management plan, benefits are maximised and negative impacts on mobility, economy, society, urban planning and environment are minimised.
Intermodal Transport Management Plan in the Mexico City Observatory Complex and its interaction with the "Interurban Train Mexico - Toluca" Passenger Transport Terminal, through the implementation of the BIM Methodology (Building Information Modelling)
The Mexico-Toluca Intercity Train will connect the capital of the State of Mexico, Toluca, with Mexico City. The line has two terminal stations, one in Zinacantepec to the west of the Toluca Valley Metropolitan Zone and the other in Observatorio Station to the west of the Mexico Valley Metropolitan Zone, where it will connect with Line 1 of the Metro Collective Transport System and the extension of Line 12 of the same system; this is why an intermodal management plan is necessary to provide the maximum mobility, economic, social, urban and environmental benefits to Mexico City, as well as to minimise the negative impacts derived from its development and operation.
Intermodal Transport Management Plan in the Observatory Complex
The BIM methodology has allowed us to generate 4D simulations that represent the planned construction sequence over time, test possible alternative scenarios and analyse strategies at the macro level, optimising the construction programme.
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