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AR-401(r): Studio MA1 (Assemble)
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This year we will be focusing on timber; its physical material qualities, the infrastructure of skill, labour and technology around its contemporary and historical uses. We will take a critical look at the the politics of its production, distribution, and use as a sustainable building material.
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