Architecture Dialogues: Teddy Cruz
Wednesday, October 24, 2007 at 7:00 pm
Exploring the bicultural territory of border zones and the possibilities for habitation of such liminal spaces, architect Teddy Cruz has been building public housing on the border of southern California and Tijuana for years. His practice is committed to the architectural promise of local materials and to the creative potential inherent in hybrid global communities.
Admission: $8; senior citizens and students with valid ID $6. Advance sales are strongly recommended, as space is limited. Tickets may be purchased at the Museum Admissions Desk or online. Inquiries: emailor call 212.570.7715. All programs are free for members.
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Exploring the bicultural territory of border zones and the possibilities for habitation of such liminal spaces, architect Teddy Cruz has been building public housing on the border of southern California and Tijuana for years. His practice is committed to the architectural promise of local materials and to the creative potential inherent in hybrid global communities.
Admission: $8; senior citizens and students with valid ID $6. Advance sales are strongly recommended, as space is limited. Tickets may be purchased at the Museum Admissions Desk or online. Inquiries: emailor call 212.570.7715. All programs are free for members.
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