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Auckland semi-public space. A comparative analysis of the urban contexts of the integrated enclosures of spectacle and consumption

by pbes461 | Feb 28, 2020 | Books

Auckland semi-public space. A comparative analysis of the urban contexts of the integrated enclosures of spectacle and consumption Author: Manfredo Manfredini   Book Chapter |2019 in Bravo, Luisa (Dd) Intersections, Bologna, City Space Architecture. Click Here to...

Mobility, Translocalisation and Transduction: The Resilience of New Urban Commons in the Era of Advanced Technospheres

by pbes461 | Feb 28, 2020 | Books

Mobility, Translocalisation and Transduction: The Resilience of New Urban Commons in the Era of Advanced Technospheres  Author: Manfredo Manfredini   Book Chapter |2019 Marata, Alessandro and Galdini, Rossana, Diversecity, Rome: CNAPPC – Consiglio Nazionale...

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