Locally Grown City
Legal structure as a design instrument. Written by Matthew Griffin. Created Tuesday, 22 November 2016 1113. This article deals with the evolving relationship between architecture and legislation based on our experience as architects and our work on Frizz23. One of the three projects selected for the three PxB sites. As architects operating beyond the envelope of traditional practice, we see no difference between solving a design problem, and resolving pre-structural issues. The pilot procedure evolved,.
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Legal structure as a design instrument. Written by Matthew Griffin. Created Tuesday, 22 November 2016 1113. This article deals with the evolving relationship between architecture and legislation based on our experience as architects and our work on Frizz23. One of the three projects selected for the three PxB sites. As architects operating beyond the envelope of traditional practice, we see no difference between solving a design problem, and resolving pre-structural issues. The pilot procedure evolved,.PARSED CONTENT
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