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Preliminary Project for Microenvironment, Element for Landscape Home, Ettore Sottsass, c.1971
Ettore Sottsass, portraitEttore SottsassItalian, 1917–2007

Preliminary Project for Microenvironment, Element for Landscape Home

c.1971 · Architecture

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Preliminary Project for Microenvironment, Ettore Sottsass, c.1971

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The Planet as Festival: Study for a Large Dispenser of Waltzes, Tangos, Rock, and Cha-Cha, project (Perspective), Ettore Sottsass, 1972-73

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