[David Garcia Studio's "Dead Website Archive", from MAP-003 "Archive"; read about the Dead Website Archive at DPR-Barcelona.]
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CRANENESS! attempting this typology as part of my senior thesis right now
Where did you get this image from? I’ve been to the DGS website and am only seeing the full MAP003
This post here.
thanks rob, really appreciate it
For sure.