TED: An architect's subversive reimagining of the US-Mexico border wall | Ronald Rael

The video explores the concept of borders and their impact on culture, memory, and architecture. It discusses projects along the US-Mexico border, questioning if walls are architecture. The speaker highlights medieval technologies and reactions to the wall, emphasizing the importance of designing spaces between walls. Social events and games bridge the divide, while Border Patrol responses and community interactions are examined. The video concludes with a focus on political theater and design activism, advocating for mending relationships and creating a reunited states.

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