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Oase 93, 2014, Making landscape public Making public landscape

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Michiel Dehaene, Bruno Notteboom, Hans Teerds, Making Landscape Public / Making Public Landscape
Bruno Notteboom, Landscape on Television
Claudia Faraone and Michiel Dehaene. Landscapes Larger Than Life
Marc Treib, Exhibiting Landscapes
David Peleman, Gazing at the Landscape from Within The Atlas as a Genre
Noël Van Dooren, A Landscape of Drawings. The Role of Representation in the Public Discourse on Landscape and Design
Joachim Declerck, Frits Palmboom, Dirk Sijmons, The Discourse on Landscape in the Low Countries
A Conversation with Joachim Declerck, Frits Palmboom and Dirk Sijmons
Han Meyer, (The End of) The State of the Delta
Michiel Dehaene, Landscapes at the Tipping Point
Hans Teerds, Public Practices, Designing the World as Landscape

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Designer/s: Karel Martens & Aagjes Martens
  • Year: 2014
  • Client/Publisher: NAI Publishers
  • Size: 170mm × 240 mm

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Oase 93, 2014, Making landscape public Making public landscape. Designed by Karel Martens and Aagjes Martens
Oase 93, 2014, Making landscape public Making public landscape. Designed by Karel Martens and Aagjes Martens
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