New Geographies 11

New Geographies 11
  • Author: Jeffrey Nesbit
  • Publisher: New Geographies
  • ISBN: 1948765500
  • Category: Architecture
  • Page: 176
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This 11th issue of the New Geographies journal edited by Jeffrey Nesbit and Guy Trangos, doctoral students at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design, investigates the complex and changing human spatial, political, and economic relationship with outer space. New Geographies 11: Extraterrestrial explores this shifting terrain through leading essay, photographic, and design contributions.

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