M Arch Living Architecture
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Presentation slides for MArch Bartlett Students of Neil Spiller's AVATAR group. An outline of Living Architecture, the kinds of processes, materials and examples of architectural design outcomes.
![MArch lecture Living Architecture Rachel Armstrong TEDGlobal Fellow, Teaching Fellow, AVATAR group The Bartlett School of Architecture [email_address]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/marchlivingarchitecture-091020105457-phpapp02/85/M-Arch-Living-Architecture-1-320.jpg)
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