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Earlier this year I read an extract of architect Ronald Rael’s anti-border wall manifesto. Yesterday he & Virginia San Fratello (architect couple goals) realised an idea they had a decade ago - building a seesaw across the US-Mexico wall.pic.twitter.com/gHFiXjHZcc
The book is called Borderwall as Architecture. The seesaw is modelled in there, as well as essays + ideas on border walls in history & future; protests, solutions, concepts. On the right is Rael yesterday.pic.twitter.com/58UfLkZOTD
And I’m pretty sure that’s San Fratello - his architect partner & wife - on the other side of the seesaw. Here’s some more pics:pic.twitter.com/KFsmOa10go
Beautiful, dangerous and stupid idea
The wall can definitely be all of those things.pic.twitter.com/wveOT74Gh1
this brings tears to my eyes
This is the best thing ever
What a terrific idea!
Beautiful intervention 
I love this!
Heartbreaking
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