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October 01 2019
Elements of Nature Relocated: The Work of Studio Granda
Pétur H. Ármannson
Pétur H. Ármannson
Pétur H. Ármannson has been the Director of the Architecture Department of the Reykjavik Art Museum since 1993, and has authored numerous articles and exhibitions on 20th century architecture in Iceland. He is Visiting Professor in Design Theory at the Iceland Academy of Arts.
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Pétur H. Ármannson
Pétur H. Ármannson has been the Director of the Architecture Department of the Reykjavik Art Museum since 1993, and has authored numerous articles and exhibitions on 20th century architecture in Iceland. He is Visiting Professor in Design Theory at the Iceland Academy of Arts.
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Pétur H. Ármannson
Thresholds (2003) (26): 57–63.
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Pétur H. Ármannson; Elements of Nature Relocated: The Work of Studio Granda. Thresholds 2003; (26): 57–63. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00361
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