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antarctica - architects and designers: Leeda website
Antarctica Group Pty Ltd provides a range of architectural and multimedia services in Australia and New Zealand.
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antarctica - architects and designers: Sub Plot zine
Sub Plot zine #3, Jan 2004. 14 pages. Dye-line print cover and centrefold, b&w photocopied ... followed by “why does a car look like a sneaker?” etc etc. ...
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antarctica - architects and designers: Fitzroy Gardens Toilets
Melburnians strolling to work through the Fitzroy Gardens on the morning of 20 February may have noticed orange barricading around a 1950s toilet pavilion ...
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antarctica - architects and designers: Monument- Tunnel House
Antarctica. Antarctica project photo. Monument- Tunnel House ... Melbourne practice Field Consultants won the 2002 Victoria Architecture Award for Half ...
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antarctica - architects and designers: Grand Egyptian Museum
The Grand Egyptian Museum, located near the Giza plateau, addressed the convergence of an overwhelming architectural history of the site, and a contemporary ...
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antarctica - architects and designers: Hobart Waterfront
Competition entry for the Hobart Waterfront International Design Competition. This project was a competition entry for the redevelopment of the civic ...
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antarctica - architects and designers: Rehousing Publication
Refer to Project Page for Antarctica’s project for the rehousing conference. Refer to Publications Page for the rehousing conference in Architect Victoria ...
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antarctica - architects and designers: A Dreaded Sunny Day
As large format photocopying replaces the dye-line printers still used in suburban offices, dye-line paper may become unavailable. ...
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antarctica - architects and designers: A Dreaded Sunny Day
Dye-line printing is an almost obsolete technology for reproducing architectural drawings. The dye-line printing machine fixes shadows cast by drafted ink ...
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antarctica - architects and designers: Leeda website
Antarctica Group Pty Ltd provides a range of architectural and multimedia services in Australia and New Zealand.
