The Architectural Cult of Synchronization.

Focuses on the art of architecture. Works of the Independent Group, an artist group; Evolution of modern architecture; Views on pop art; Comment on Marshall McLuhan's approach to genealogy of technology.

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Publicado en:October no. 94; pp. 31 - 62
Autor principal: Wigley, Mark
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: MIT Press Fall2000
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