Helix is a collapsible, parametric, and reusable frame made of wooden boards which compliments the human scale of Calle Doctor Mora. For example, the overall height of Helix is roughly the same height as the buildings that run parallel to the street. Because Mexico City already has an abundance of large-scale public space, Helix instead focuses on connecting Alameda Central and Calle Doctor Mora by inviting park goers and pedestrians to share intimate social space. In addition, the openings also counter any potential feeling of claustrophobia by allowing sufficient air and light to filter in. Meanwhile the circular form maintains an intimate boundary around its inhabitants. Moreover, because of the intimacy of the interior space, not many people
