Tijuana Case Study Tactics of Invasion: Manufactured Sites

Tijuana Case Study Tactics of Invasion: Manufactured Sites

Teddy Cruz describes how his practice in San Diego has used its experience of Mexican/US border conditions to inform a project of ‘urban acupuncture’ that has the potential to bridge the enormity of a transnational divide that exists between two adjacent communities. In essence a simple prefabricate...

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