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Architectural Design, November 1970

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Architectural Design was the first British commercial architectural press to feature the work of Archigram. Archigram were formed in London, in 1960. They were an experimental collective of architects that designed cities of the future, inspired by technology and consumer culture.

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Archigram
  • Year: 1970
  • Size: 220mm x 298mm

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Architectural Design, November 1970. Issue designed by Archigram
Architectural Design, November 1970. Issue designed by Archigram
Architectural Design, November 1970. Issue designed by Archigram
Architectural Design, November 1970. Issue designed by Archigram
Architectural Design, November 1970. Issue designed by Archigram
Architectural Design, November 1970. Issue designed by Archigram
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