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  <abstract>"In Another Kind, A Survey of the Possible City, PLP Architecture presents ten recent projects as case studies to examine the emergence of a new typological fluidity and as markers to survey the cultural landscape of the past decade. To amplify this dual focus, the projects are intertwined with images that embody the tenor of the moment and with essays by cultural observers both within and outside of the discipline. Through this multi-layered infrastructure and pluralistic dissection, Another Kind breaks down the high walls of architecture to highlight how we have evolved and to speculate on what we can learn for the years that lie ahead"--</abstract>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">David Leventhal, Lee Polisano, Julia van den Hout, Andrei Martin.</note>
  <note>E-book. Barcelona, SP. Actar Publishers. 2021. EPUB file.</note>
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