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JAE Review about The New Inflatable Moment /March 28, 2018 by Mary Hale

Almost as an antidote to the nostalgia Kate and I were feeling, moving our show into storage last weekend, a wonderful review by Antonio Furguile appeared in JAE today!
← SHIMMER Residency at NYU Tisch School of the Arts The New Inflatable Moment →

Mary Hale, AIA

Mary Hale, AIA, founder of ROYHALE Design is a registered architect, designer, and artist based in Somerville, MA.

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Tijuana
The Transcendental Telecommunications Bridge to Everywhere
The Transcendental Telecommunications Bridge to Everywhere
about 9 years ago
This new bridge serves two purposes.  First and foremost, it is a venue where families of illegal immigrants to the United States may use Skype terminals to connect with their loved ones.  Secondly, it is a monument to the tragic division
about 9 years ago
The bridge is equipped with publicly accessible skype conferencing terminals, which Tijuana’s residents and visitors may use to connect with their family members in the US.  There, skype and internet based communication is readily available. &n
about 9 years ago
The project gives voice to the importance of these conversations by manifesting activity on the bridge through eery abstract displays across the 40’ high, 900’ long billboard-like facade facing the United States. 
about 9 years ago
The displays are made possibly by end lit fiberoptic cables, which channel from spaces inside the bridge to the facade.  At night, when shadows pass across the endlit cables inside the bridge, the manifest as shadows on the façade.  During
about 9 years ago
The interior of the projects is a linear grouping of dynamically torquing spaces, finished in the same, corrugated sheet metal material as the original US border wall.  
about 9 years ago

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