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Electrification Takes Command

Bart Lootsma, Architect | Bart Lootsma, Architect

17-Feb-16 15:00

Electrification Takes Command

Bart Lootsma is a historian, critic, and curator in the fields of architecture, design, and the fine arts. He is the guest speaker for Pertubuhan Arkitek Malaysia's design lecture series for the month of February, and he joins us to discuss his philosophies on design and architecture.


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