AA Book 2022: On Location

Name: AA Book 2022: On Location
SKU: 9781919624532
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Ryan Dillon, Anna Lisa Reynolds (eds.)

The AA Book 2022: On Location highlights the agendas and practices that have intersected both physically and metaphorically throughout the Architectural Association (AA) during the 2021–22 academic year. The publication features hundreds of projects by students from every unit and programme within the school, which together document the plurality of agendas explored, interests developed, approaches tested and questions posed and addressed by our community this year.

With Contributions of
Students and staff of the Architectural Association (AA).

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Editors: Ryan Dillon, Anna Lisa Reynolds
Size: 23,5 x 31,5 cm. / 9,2 x 12,4 in.
Pages: 304
Illustrations: Colour
Cover: Softcover
Publication Date: June 2022
Published by: Architectural Association Publications
ISBN: English 9781919624532
Price: 30€/ $35/ £25

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Authors	Ryan Dillon, Anna Lisa Reynolds (eds.)
excerpt	This book highlights the agendas and practices that have intersected both physically and metaphorically throughout the Architectural Association (AA) during the 2021–22 academic year.

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