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di Giorgio Martini, Francesco
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derivatives
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Picasso, Pablo
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DERIVATIVES
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Miéville, Yoann; Von Arx, Alan
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Magritte, René
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unknown
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unknown
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escher, m.c.
- All this was neither a city, nor a church, nor a river, nor colour, nor light, nor shadow; it was…
Bachelard, Gaston
- I have always thought that poets and novelists are able to impart mystery to individuals who are…
Modigiano, Patrick
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unknown
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LUNACY IN DIONYSOS
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Ermolaeva, Vera
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Scheeren, Ole
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nasa
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rossi, aldo
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Variables in Dionysos
- A substance ontology wants to grasp the reality of being, but the world of becoming does not allow…
ULFERS, FRIEDRICH
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edwards, blake
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Finlay, Ian Hamilton
- Nietzsche is rejecting a Platonic opposition between Sein(Being) and Schein (appearing), between…
ULFERS, FRIEDRICH
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kollhoff, hans
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Leonidov, Ivan
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DERIVATIVES
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Le Corbusier
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DERIVATIVES
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leonidov, ivan
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unknown
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derivatives
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kunert, frank
- I. The city is product of negotiation … II. Forum is place of negotiation … II. Dionysos dictates…
derivatives
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DERIVATIVES
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derivatives
- all coming-to-be as though it were an illegitimate emancipation from eternal being, a wrong for…
Nietzsche, Friedrich
- gravity (n.) c. 1500, “weight, dignity, seriousness, solemnity of deportment or character…
online etymology
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derivatives
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Deutsche Fotothek
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Lazzarini, Gregorio
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vitruvius
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Robert Venturi
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derivatives
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Unknown
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pope sixtus v
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Tschumi Bernard
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Unknown
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brown, trisha
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google earth
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Gordon Ramsay
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Sassoon
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Palladio
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Didier Descouens
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de St Phalle, Nicki
- 祸兮福所倚,福兮祸所伏。 … Danger is the neighbour to security;Misfortune may be a blessing in disguise.
Lao Tzu
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Zhou, Dunyi
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derivatives
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unknown
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UNKNOWN
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Unknow
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Meissner, Martin
- CONSTITUTION … We the citizens of Entropolis, look back on history not as something we miss, rather…
Wolfer Nico; Honegger Jan
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McLean, Kate
- According to Kant, all our thinking is related to imagination, which means it is related to our…
Ungers, Oswald Matthias
- The way we experience the world around us depends on how we perceive it. Without a comprehensive…
Ungers, Oswald Matthias
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Canali, Robert
- Travelling outgrows its motives. It soon proves sufficient in itself. You think you are making a…
Bouvier, Nicolas
- The Theatre of the World also seemed to me to be in a place where architecture ended and where the…
Rossi, Aldo
- The adventurer is the one by whom adventures happen rather than the one to whom the adventures…
Debord, Guy
- The fear and anguish caused by this loss of sensory and spiritual points of reference are only the…
C.I.II.III.IV.A
- Surrounded by a world full of wonder and forces, whose law man may define, may want to understand…
Semper, Gottfried
- There are certainly some extremely beautiful things in the game of chess in terms of movement, but…
Duchamp, Marcel
- By careful planning we could have an environment in which the human mind and spirit may either…
Price, Cedric
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ARUP
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Baglivo, Carmelo
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Munk, Walter H.
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BRAND, STEWART
- It is no longer the island that is separated from the continent, it is humans who find themselves…
Deleuze, Gilles
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YANSONG, MA
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Ok Go
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UNKNOWN
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Baz Luhrmann
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Jacquemus
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Parr, Martin
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Geoffroy, Etienne Francois
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Angelo Finelli
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unknown
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Hodges, William
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MAD ARCHITEKT
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UNKOWN
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UNKOWN
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Google earth
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Google earth
- In such a society the basic problem is no longer production but rather the creation of sufficient…
Hays, K. Michael
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SCHUITEN, PEETERS
- NIMIS [ˈnɪ.mɪs]; ne- + the root of metior; not comparable. _ Too, too much, excessively.
Nimis
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Trackler
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Berthold, Werner
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Wolfer Nico; Honegger Jan
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Rothermel, Peter
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Honegger, Jan; Wolfer, Nico