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Patterns redefinition in Beijing Qianmen Kengo Kuma Office in “Damochang 220"

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Patterns redefinition in Beijing Qianmen Kengo Kuma Office in “Damochang 220". / Canclini, Andrea.
Building Technology and Culture in the Asia-Pacific Region: Construction, Materials, Encounters. ed. / Giaime Botti; Eugenio Mangi; Hiroyuki Shinohara. Singapore: Springer, 2024. (Transnational Histories of Design Cultures and Production).

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Canclini, A 2024, Patterns redefinition in Beijing Qianmen Kengo Kuma Office in “Damochang 220". in G Botti, E Mangi & H Shinohara (eds), Building Technology and Culture in the Asia-Pacific Region: Construction, Materials, Encounters. Transnational Histories of Design Cultures and Production, Springer, Singapore. <https://link.springer.com/book/9789819717934>

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Canclini, A. (in press). Patterns redefinition in Beijing Qianmen Kengo Kuma Office in “Damochang 220". In G. Botti, E. Mangi, & H. Shinohara (Eds.), Building Technology and Culture in the Asia-Pacific Region: Construction, Materials, Encounters (Transnational Histories of Design Cultures and Production). Springer. https://link.springer.com/book/9789819717934

Vancouver

Canclini A. Patterns redefinition in Beijing Qianmen Kengo Kuma Office in “Damochang 220". In Botti G, Mangi E, Shinohara H, editors, Building Technology and Culture in the Asia-Pacific Region: Construction, Materials, Encounters. Singapore: Springer. 2024. (Transnational Histories of Design Cultures and Production).

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Canclini, Andrea. / Patterns redefinition in Beijing Qianmen Kengo Kuma Office in “Damochang 220". Building Technology and Culture in the Asia-Pacific Region: Construction, Materials, Encounters. editor / Giaime Botti ; Eugenio Mangi ; Hiroyuki Shinohara. Singapore : Springer, 2024. (Transnational Histories of Design Cultures and Production).

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