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FOURNIER, VINCENT
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FOURNIER, VINCENT
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Bellanger, Thomas
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PODNIESINSKI, ARKADIUSZ
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Shiga, Lieko
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Shiga, Lieko
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UNKNOWN
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HATAKEYAMA, NAOYA
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Maisel, David
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FRIEDRICH, CASPAR DAVID
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SCANDRETT
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Burtynsky, Edward
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MVRDV
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BRANDT, BILL
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PRICE, CEDRIC; LITTLEWOOD, JOAN
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Mosher, Ralph
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FABLER, LUCAS
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HOCKNEY, DAVID
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RENGER-PATZSCH, ALBERT
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SIMPSON, WILLIAM
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Saldago, Sebastião
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TATI, JACQUES
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Saldago, Sebastião
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ROMAN EMPIRE
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Becher, Bernd and Becher, Hilla
- The political space is a multidimensional space between two people. Equality of speeds is necessary…
Necessity in constants
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VITALI, MASSIMO
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HOLLEIN, HANS
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VITALI, MASSIMO
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KATAKEYAMA, NAOYA
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Necessity in constants
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CHANDLER, ARTHUR
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NOBLE, DAVID
- Leisure has one and only criterion, and that is the condition of perceived freedom. To leisure…
NEULINGER, John
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VITALI, MASSIMO
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Burtynsky, Edward
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UNKNOWN
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RODIN, auguste
- Ad-hoc structures that people create around themselves to establish an illu-sion of privacy and…
JUDAH, HETTIE
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Sheeler, Charles
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BROWN, LANCELOT
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SCOTT BROWN, DENIS; VENTURI, ROBERT
- Origin : Middle English from Old French leisir, based on latin licere “be allowed”
OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY
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PIRANESI, GIOVANNI BATTISTA
- Heterotopias are real plaxes - places that do extist and that are formed in the very founding of…
FOUCAULT, MICHEL
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SEURAT, GEORGE
- “But glory’ doesn’t mean ‘a nice knock-down argument,’” Alice objected. “When I use a word,” Humpty…
CAROLL, LEWIS
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Unknown
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PERRIAND, CHARLOTTE
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Voyager 1
- Today, leisure is the space in which people develop their lifestyle as well as order-dimensions for…
AKADEMISCHER VERLAG, SPEKTRUM
- 1. freedom from the demands of work or duty … 2. time free from the demands of work or duty, when…
OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY
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Luna 3
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DALLEGRET, FRANÇOIS
- Based on Latin licere ‘be allowed’
OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY
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ROUND, CHRIS
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Burtynsky, Edward
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Toumarkine, Conor
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Heizer, Michael
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RUDENS, PETER PAUL; BRUEGHEL, JAN THE ELDER
- A city in need for more space. The limit of expansion towards the sky having been reached, we turn…
Schweizer, Ralf; Gasparini, Lisa
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Expendable in Constants
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Expendable in Constants
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Unknown
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Marina Abramović und Ulay
- Nomads are driven by the will to move to reach needed destinations. They define their territory by…
Nomad in Constant
- The model in question is one of becoming and heterogeneity, as opposed to the stable, the eternal…
Deleuze, Gilles
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Struth, Thomas
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Burtynsky, Edward
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Burtynsky, Edward
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Google Earth
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King John
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Uecker, Günther
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Albert France-Lanord
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Cuarón, Alfonso
- You gentlemen who think you have a mission, To purge us from the seven deadly sins, Should first…
Brecht, Bertolt
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South, Helen
- There will be traits considered good that, if followed, will lead to ruin, while other traits…
Machiavelli, Niccolò
- Wenn jemand sucht, „sagte Siddharta, „dann geschieht es leicht, dass sein Auge nur noch das Ding…
Hesse, Hermann
- In mental life, nothing which has once been formed can perish - that everything is somehow…
Freud, Sigmund
- The nomad space is localized and not limited. Smooth or nomad space lies between two striated…
Deleuze, Gilles
- When your house contains such a complex of piping, flues, ducts, wires, lights, inlets, outlets…
Banham, Rayner
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Klimt, Gustav
- The nomad has a territory; he follows customary paths; he goes from one point to another; he is not…
Deleuze, Gilles
- The different internments of spaces of enclosure through which the individual passes are…
Deleuze, Gilles
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Houel, Jean-Pierre
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Warhol, Andy
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Rubens, Peter Paul
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Reggio, Godfrey
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Engadiner Kraftwerke
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Burton, Tim
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Unknown
- contamination (n.) the action or state of making or being made impure
Oxford Dictionary
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Lindsey, Dan
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Le Corbusier
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Unknown
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Edison, Thomas Alva
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Cellarius, Andreas
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Chambless, Edgar
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Unkown