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Beyond the castle: public space co-design, a case study and guidelines for designers

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Beyond the castle: public space co-design, a case study and guidelines for designers. / Cruickshank, Leon; Coupe, Gemma; Hennesy, Dee.
In: Swedish Design Research Journal, Vol. 2, 2013, p. 48-57.

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Cruickshank, L, Coupe, G & Hennesy, D 2013, 'Beyond the castle: public space co-design, a case study and guidelines for designers', Swedish Design Research Journal, vol. 2, pp. 48-57.

APA

Cruickshank, L., Coupe, G., & Hennesy, D. (2013). Beyond the castle: public space co-design, a case study and guidelines for designers. Swedish Design Research Journal, 2, 48-57.

Vancouver

Cruickshank L, Coupe G, Hennesy D. Beyond the castle: public space co-design, a case study and guidelines for designers. Swedish Design Research Journal. 2013;2:48-57.

Author

Cruickshank, Leon ; Coupe, Gemma ; Hennesy, Dee. / Beyond the castle : public space co-design, a case study and guidelines for designers. In: Swedish Design Research Journal. 2013 ; Vol. 2. pp. 48-57.

Bibtex

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RIS

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