(DES)ENREJAR

This proposal for an installation in Mexico City addressed two larger explorations. Urbanism of permeability and dynamism, in which citizens have the capacity to directly transform their fundamental infrastructures in order to negotiate with notions of paranoia and self-organization. And, on the other hand, architecture that reinvents the fence as a separating and exclusionary resource, onto a spatial device that encourages measured congregation, the strengthening of social ties, and public activity, thus functioning as an instrument for transfiguring the commons.