Radicalizing the Local: 60 Miles of Trans-Border Urban Conflict, project

Radicalizing the Local: 60 Miles of Trans-Border Urban Conflict, project

Teddy CruzWW-2008-M089876
2008·Print from digital file·dims. variable

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2008
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Teddy Cruz
Teddy Cruz

Teddy Cruz is an American architect and urban theorist working across building design, photography, and critical writing. His practice centers on informal urbanism and the material cultures of border regions, particularly the US-Mexico boundary. Cruz examines how communities construct shelter and social space from reclaimed and salvaged materials, translating these observations into architectural interventions and pedagogical projects. His work operates between documentation and design, treating vernacular building practices as sources for rethinking density, sustainability, and collective habitation.

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Manufactured Sites: A Housing Urbanism Made of Waste/Maquiladora, project (Model, 2005)

Manufactured Sites: A Housing Urbanism Made of Waste/Maquiladora, project (Model, 2005)

2005 · Bass wood, styrene plastic, paper, and gesso

WW-2005-M086011

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2008
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Teddy Cruz

Teddy Cruz

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