in your face:
intersectionality, identity, and architecture alan Mota
architecture through the eyes of a mexican undocumented immigrant
in your face: intersectionality, identity, and architecture
Architecture is about the representation of ideas into sketches, sketches into models, models into plans, and plans into construction. Architecture has seen the ideas of more and more diverse communities as time has advanced, however, there is a large set of minds that architecture has not seen the ideas of. Architecture must know that there is a small representation of the Latinx community both in architects as well as architectural projects. Architecture must see a bigger presence of Latin American countries such as Mexico, Brazil, Colombia. Architecture could have a bigger presence of immigrants, undocumented immigrants, Daca status immigrants, Mexican immigrants. Architecture needs more representation of unheard ideas, because life experiences are the driver of the architect’s ideas.
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