Architecture reincarnated : The words recycling and reuse may be in the DNA of Japanese culture, but they sank into oblivion with the rise of unbridled consumerism after World War II.

Architecture reincarnated : The words recycling and reuse may be in the DNA of Japanese culture, but they sank into oblivion with the rise of unbridled consumerism after World War II.

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Udgivet i:Domus : Architettura Design Arte Comunicazione (2013)969, S. 54-65
Hovedforfatter: Liotta, Salvator-John A. (VerfasserIn)
Format: Aufsatz in Zeitschrift
Sprog:German
Udgivet: 2013
Fag:
Miya, Akiko
Miki, Shinpei
Nakatsu, Hideyuki
Aufsatz
Relaterede værker:In: Domus : Architettura Design Arte Comunicazione
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