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Houses in Arzachena, Marco Zanuso, 1962
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Bernard Rudofsky, “Buttons” (1944),
Exhibition “Are Clothes Modern?”, The Museum of Modern Art, November 28, 1944–March 4, 1945. New York.
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Justus Dahinden, Holiday House, Rigi, Switzerland, 1953
John Johansen, American Embassy, Dublin, Ireland, 1959
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