Products of Border Wall Research May Expand to the Rest of the Construction Industry

Ersela Kripa

Products of Border Wall Research May Expand to the Rest of the Construction Industry

Architecture

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Abstract

The essay discusses ongoing research of patented construction methods and equipment by construction companies vying to build the US-Mexico border wall. The essay cautions agains coopting and normalizing these techniques and questions the profession's lack of criticality in the history of the tools it uses.

Original language	English
State	Published - Jul 2019

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