This installation was presented at the MAXXI as part of the exhibition Spazio (2010). It consists of a cylindrical pavilion comprised of traffic cones, hosting three video animations and the McMansion retrofitted model: a scale reproduction of a typical villa in Southern California whose image is multiplied in the mirrors surrounding it. The Estudio Teddy Cruz reflects on the dynamics of urban conflicts generated in border territories such as that between Tijuana, Mexico and San Diego, California. The work looks at the riches of the latter and the presence of the homeless and the abandonment of this Mexican city. As Teddy Cruz has stated “the main inspiration [for this project] is the relationship between Tijuana and San Diego, where immigrants who move northward being to alter the urban homogeneity of Southern California [to the same degree that] San Diego recycles its urban waste in the poorest neighbourhoods of Tijuana”.