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Design practice as fieldwork: Describing the nocturnal biome through light and sound

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Design practice as fieldwork: Describing the nocturnal biome through light and sound. / Griffiths, Rupert.
Ambiances, Alloaesthesia: Senses, Inventions, Worlds: Proceedings of the 4th International Congress on Ambiances. ed. / Daniel Masson. International Ambiances Network, 2020. p. 108-113.

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Griffiths, R 2020, Design practice as fieldwork: Describing the nocturnal biome through light and sound. in D Masson (ed.), Ambiances, Alloaesthesia: Senses, Inventions, Worlds: Proceedings of the 4th International Congress on Ambiances. International Ambiances Network, pp. 108-113.

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Griffiths, R. (2020). Design practice as fieldwork: Describing the nocturnal biome through light and sound. In D. Masson (Ed.), Ambiances, Alloaesthesia: Senses, Inventions, Worlds: Proceedings of the 4th International Congress on Ambiances (pp. 108-113). International Ambiances Network.

Vancouver

Griffiths R. Design practice as fieldwork: Describing the nocturnal biome through light and sound. In Masson D, editor, Ambiances, Alloaesthesia: Senses, Inventions, Worlds: Proceedings of the 4th International Congress on Ambiances. International Ambiances Network. 2020. p. 108-113 Epub 2020 Dec 2.

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Griffiths, Rupert. / Design practice as fieldwork : Describing the nocturnal biome through light and sound. Ambiances, Alloaesthesia: Senses, Inventions, Worlds: Proceedings of the 4th International Congress on Ambiances. editor / Daniel Masson. International Ambiances Network, 2020. pp. 108-113

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