Against the wall: they installed three ups and downs in the US-Mexican border

The three pink games were opened on a border fence separating Sunland Park, New Mexico, and Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, allowing children and adults on both sides to play together.

The idea was in development for a decade, he revealed Ronald Rael, professor of architecture at the University of California Berkeley, who developed the project in collaboration with Virgin san fratello, professor of design at the University of San José.

Rael said seeing the plan take shape was "one of the most incredible experiences" for him and Fratello, and described the event at the border as "full of joy, excitement and enthusiasm. # 39; union. " "The wall has become a point of literal support for relations between the United States and Mexico and children and adults have forged important links on both sides, knowing that the actions of One side has a direct consequence on the other, "he added. .

The video and images of ups and downs were a trend in social networks on Tuesday, where many praised the idea that comes up at a time when the Trump administration is putting policies in place. stricter immigration.