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Living By Industry: architecture and urban design interventions within post-industrial landscapes

Research output: Exhibits, objects and web-based outputs › Exhibition

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Living By Industry: architecture and urban design interventions within post-industrial landscapes. Jones, Paul (Designer); Dunn, Nicholas Simon (Artist). 2017.

Research output: Exhibits, objects and web-based outputs › Exhibition

Harvard

Jones, P & Dunn, NS, Living By Industry: architecture and urban design interventions within post-industrial landscapes, 2017, Exhibition.

APA

Jones, P., & Dunn, N. S. (2017). Living By Industry: architecture and urban design interventions within post-industrial landscapes. Exhibition

Vancouver

Jones P, Dunn NS. Living By Industry: architecture and urban design interventions within post-industrial landscapes 2017.

Author

Jones, Paul (Designer) ; Dunn, Nicholas Simon (Artist). / Living By Industry : architecture and urban design interventions within post-industrial landscapes. [Exhibition].

Bibtex

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