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Ogawa, Kazumasa
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Kawauchi, Rinko
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Hendricks, Joe
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Richter, Gerhard
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Kusakabe, Kimbei
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KUROSAWA, KIYOSHI
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NASA
- A continuous decline had been taking place for some time, a steady erosion of standards that…
BALLARD, JAMES GRAHAM
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Shukan Asahi
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KITAGAWA, UTAMARO
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Wolf, Michael
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Jenny Holzer
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Venturi, Robert; Brown, Denise Scott
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YAMAMOTO, MASAKI
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Coppola, Sofia
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Franklin, Rosalind; Gosling, Raymond
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SUZUKI, MASAYUKI
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AERIAL VIEW TOKYO
- hygiene (n.) conditions or practices conducive to maintaining health and preventing disease…
Oxford Dictionary
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Bruce Davidson
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McCloskey, Rick
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Rick McCloskey
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Flashbak
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Rofé, Yodan; Jacobs, Allan; MacDonald, Elizabeth
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Kondo, Marie
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Ruscha, Ed
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Friedman, Glen E.
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Sharp, William
- trade (v.) 1. the action of exchanging goods and services … 2. Trade is from Middle English trade…
Oxford Languages; Wikipedia
- LIMIT (n.) something that bounds, restrains, or confines
Webster, Merriam
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COOP HIMMELB(L)AU
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unknown
- The television occupies the space. It is the only thing comfortably placed. Its light passes out.
Colomina, Beatriz
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Gursky, Andreas
- CODE (n.): c. 1300, "systematic compilation of laws," from Old French code "system of laws…
Douglas Harper
- SCREEN (n.) 1. a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected or reflected …
Webster, Merriam
- SILENCE (n.): 1. an absence of sound; complete quiet … 2. a state of not speaking or making noise
Cambridge University Dictionary
- CODE (n.): 1. a system of words, letters, or signs used to represent a message in secret form … 2.
Cambridge University Dictionary
- SCREEN (n.) 1. a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected or reflected
Webster, Merriam
- In Shinohara’s designs there is always a hint towards verticality. Be it a simple ladder reaching…
Masip-Bosch, Enric
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Roosegaarde, Daan
- "Clearly, the desert has done to me what it has done to many of us desert freaks- it has made me…
Banham, Reyner
- Traversing a city can produce a collection of cross sections distinctive of that city...The cross…
Shinohara, Kazuo
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Goya, Francisco
- "Clearly, the desert has done to me what it has done to many of us desert freaks- it has made me…
Banham, Reyner
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Goya, Francisco
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Scott, Ridley
- "Silence, heat and light. The silence flowed back around us, like a filling pool, as I switched off…
Banham, Reyner
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Scott, Ridley
- “Nearly everything about Los Angeles appeals to me - … the endless sprawl, the two-story apartment…
Flashbak
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Coppola, Sophia
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Tarantino, Quentin
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Chazelle, Damien
- If you want to have good employees, you need to ensure they are well taken care of. That's why we…
Ford, Henry
- I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of…
Thoreau, Henry David
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Associated Press
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Unknown
- "The desert is also seen as an appropriate place for fantasies. In a landscape where nothing…
Banham, Reiner
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Chapeye, Artem
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Joon-ho, Bong
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Haines, Tim
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Unknown
- Boulevards were imported into the United States as land … development promotions - built well in…
Rofé, Yodan ;Jacobs, Allan; MacDonald Elizabeth
- Words strain, crack, and sometimes break, under the burden.
Eliot, T. S.
- “Nearly everything about Los Angeles appeals to me - … the endless sprawl, the two-story apartment…
FLASHBAK
- The relations of production in any society form the economic base upon which arises a legal and…
Marx, Karl
- “Discard anything that doesn’t spark joy.”
Kondo, Marie
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Da Vinci, Leonardo
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Carracci, Lodovico
- SCREEN (n.) • a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected or reflected
Webster, Merriam
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Bobrov, Nikolai
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Donovan, Tara
- You are but a Square, said the Sphere, and you cannot conceive of me. I am in the third dimension…
Abbott, Edwin
- The television occupies the space. It is the only thing comfortably placed. Its light passes out.
Colomina, Beatriz
- Discard anything that doesn’t spark joy.” ― Marie Kondo, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up, 2015
Marie Kondo
- I know that I know nothing.
Socrates
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Unknown
- SCREEN (n.) • a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected or reflected
Webster, Merriam
- The television occupies the space. It is the only thing comfortably placed. Its light passes out.
Colomina, Beatriz
- "Only partial control can be exercised over its growth and form. There is no final result, only a…
LYNCH, KEVIN
- SCREEN (n.) • a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected or reflected … •…
Webster, Merriam
- Growth [noun] 1. The process in people, animals or plants of growing physically, mentally or…
OXFORD DICTIONARY
- SCREEN (n.) 1. a flat surface on which a picture or series of pictures is projected or reflected
Webster, Merriam
- "Discard anything that doesn't spark joy."
Kondo, Marie
- Boulevards were imported into the United States as land development promotions - built well in…
ROFÉ, YODAN; JACOBS, ALLAN; MACDONALD, ELIZABETH
- aftermath (n) 1. consequence, result of an unpleasant event. 2. a second-growth crop, a second…
Cambridge Dictionary
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Kondo, Marie
- "Nearly everything about Los Angeles appeals to me - the endless sprawl, the two-story apartment…
Ruscha, Ed
- „Beauty may indeed lie in the eye of the beholder, but that eye must have an object of vision, a…
REYNER, BANHAM
- „Silence, heat and light. The silence flowed back around us, like a filling pool, as I switched off…
Banham, Reyner
- Discard anything that doesn’t spark joy.
Kondo, Marie
- "Discard anything that doesn’t spark joy."
Kondo, Marie
- Discard anything that doesn't spark joy.
Kondo, Marie
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SIMONE NICO, THAYANANTHARAJAN MELVIN
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Cambridge Dictionary
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Lynch, Kevin
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David, Caspar
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Library of Congress, USA
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Unknown
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Franco, Tim