Borderwall as Architecture: A Manifesto for the U.S.-Mexico Boundary
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By Ronald Rael, Teddy Cruz (Preface by), Marcello Di Cintio (Contribution by), Norma Iglesias-Prieto (Contribution by), Michael Dear (Contribution by)
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“A protest against the wall and a forecast about its future.”—Allison Arieff, The New York Times
"Rael’s courageous mixture of subversion and compromise is not going to hide the affront that the border represents to those who live south of it."—London Review of Books
“Borderwall as Architecture explores how architects can undermine the wall not just structurally, but conceptually. Today, the wall symbolizes xenophobia and fear. Designs that promote social, economic, and ecological developm...
"Rael’s courageous mixture of subversion and compromise is not going to hide the affront that the border represents to those who live south of it."—London Review of Books
“Borderwall as Architecture explores how architects can undermine the wall not just structurally, but conceptually. Today, the wall symbolizes xenophobia and fear. Designs that promote social, economic, and ecological developm...






















