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Massey at the brink
Massey at the brink

By Cook Peter

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Tragically I was an Only Twin: The Complete Peter Cook
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Chemnitz, Stadtrekonstruktion
Chemnitz, Stadtrekonstruktion

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Up into the unknown
Up into the unknown

By Katia Huemer, Peter Cook, Barbara Steiner, Monika Holzer Kernbichler

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"The exhibition Up into the Unknown traces the creation of the Kunsthaus Graz, exploring thereby the relationship between visionary ideas and their realisation. A preset time frame, technical limit...

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Wolkenkratzer fur Frankfurt
Wolkenkratzer fur Frankfurt

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Stadelschule Architektur: The teacher learns from his students: der Lehrer als Schuler seiner Schuler: Stadelschule Frankfurt M
Stadelschule Architektur
Stadelschule Architektur

By Peter Cook

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Boatbuilding Methods
Boatbuilding Methods

By Peter Cook

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Archigram
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