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November 01 2018
Dissolving the Grey Periphery
Neeraj Bhatia,
Neeraj Bhatia
Neeraj Bhatia is a director of InfraNet Lab, founder of The Open Workshop, and the Visiting Wortham Teaching Fellow at Rice University.
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Alexander D’Hooghe
Alexander D’Hooghe
Alexander D’Hooghe is Associate Professor in Architectural Urbanism at MIT, and director of the Organization for Permanent Modernity (ORG).
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Neeraj Bhatia
Neeraj Bhatia is a director of InfraNet Lab, founder of The Open Workshop, and the Visiting Wortham Teaching Fellow at Rice University.
Alexander D’Hooghe
Alexander D’Hooghe is Associate Professor in Architectural Urbanism at MIT, and director of the Organization for Permanent Modernity (ORG).
Online ISSN: 2572-7338
Print ISSN: 1091-711X
© 2012 Neeraj Bhatia and Alexander D’Hooghe
2012
Neeraj Bhatia and Alexander D’Hooghe
Thresholds (2012) (40): 83–90.
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Neeraj Bhatia, Alexander D’Hooghe; Dissolving the Grey Periphery. Thresholds 2012; (40): 83–90. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00135
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