Borderwall as Architecture

Discover the thought-provoking exploration of the physical and cultural implications of the border barrier between the United States and Mexico in Borderwall as Architecture by Ronald Rael. Published by University of California Press in 2017, this compelling paperback spans 200 pages and delves into the complexities of border security and immigration. Rael invites readers on a unique journey along the wall, examining how it not only separates nations but also impacts the lives and identities of those living in the "Divided States of America." This work challenges conventional perceptions of walls, presenting them as architectural statements that reflect deeper societal issues. Perfect for anyone interested in immigration enforcement, architecture, and the socio-political landscape of borders, Borderwall as Architecture is an essential read for understanding the multifaceted nature of this contentious topic.