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The Hybrid High Street Charity Shop: A Generative Methodology for the Future of Retail Design

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The Hybrid High Street Charity Shop: A Generative Methodology for the Future of Retail Design . Fagan, Des (Artist); Hadjri, Karim (Other). 2017.

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

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Fagan, D & Hadjri, K, The Hybrid High Street Charity Shop: A Generative Methodology for the Future of Retail Design , 2017, Design.

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Fagan, D. (Artist), & Hadjri, K. (Other). (2017). The Hybrid High Street Charity Shop: A Generative Methodology for the Future of Retail Design . Design

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Fagan D (Artist), Hadjri K (Other). The Hybrid High Street Charity Shop: A Generative Methodology for the Future of Retail Design 2017.

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Fagan, Des (Artist) ; Hadjri, Karim (Other). / The Hybrid High Street Charity Shop : A Generative Methodology for the Future of Retail Design . [Design].

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