John Pawson

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  • 1987
  • 8th April 2021
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August 2015

Scale at the Palazzo Strozzi in Florence

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August 2015

Charged limbo

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July 2015

Pattern in Merano

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July 2015

‘Life is made up of marble and mud’ Nathaniel Hawthorne

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June 2015

Colonising hidden spaces

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May 2015

Archaeology of a house

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May 2015

Advancing with a light hand

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May 2015

Travels in Israel

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May 2015

Perspectives on the Life House site

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April 2015

Walking in the Torres del Paine mountains of Patagonia

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