El Niño Puede Cambiar a Perú para Siempre

Is Peru truly prepared to face another El Niño event? As an architect, I want to invite you to look at this challenge from a different perspective. In this video, we analyze how the design of our cities, infrastructure, public investment, and land-use planning can make the difference between reacting to an emergency and building a more resilient country. We'll talk about urban drainage, ravines, sponge cities, housing, prevention, and an idea that could change how we understand Peru's future. Because perhaps the real challenge isn't stopping nature, but learning to build with it. 💬 I'd love to hear your opinion: What project or infrastructure do you think your city most urgently needs to face the next El Niño event? Let me know in the comments. If you enjoy this type of analysis on architecture, infrastructure, urban development, and the future of Peru, subscribe to the channel and join me for upcoming videos. 🇵🇪