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THESIS: On the Border: Antagonistic Architectures | Evanescent Territories

THESIS: On the Border: Antagonistic Architectures | Evanescent Territories

Aug 28, 2014

The Northern Pass || El Paso del Norte spills through the narrow Rio Grande Valley that separates the southernmost extent of the Rocky Mountains from the Sierra Madres, dividing the bi-national metropolis of El Paso, Texas || Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua. The two halves of this border landscape are interlaced in an intricate choreography of disparities that mine the strategic overlap of territories.

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