Past Futures : Five decades after the pioneering Japanese architecture group "Metabolism" was foundet, Amelia Groom considers its legacy on the occasion of a major touring survey, while Rem Koolhaas talks to Nick Currie about the organic cities and flexible buildings it envisioned

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Pubblicato in:frieze 145(2012)S. 110-117
Autori principali: Groom, Amelia (Autore), Currie, Nick (Autore), Koolhaas, Rem (Autore)
Natura: Articolo
Lingua:German
Pubblicazione: 2012
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