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Ethel Baraona
BarcelonaEthel Baraona Pohl is a critic, writer, curator and co-founder of the independent research studio and publishing house dpr-barcelona, which operates in the fields of architecture, political theory and the social milieu. Her writing appears in Open Source Architecture (Thames and Hudson, 2015), The Form of Form (Lars Muller, 2016), Together! The New Architecture of the Collective (Ruby Press, 2017), Architecture is All Over (Columbia Books of Architecture, 2017), Inéditos 2017 (La Casa Encendida, 2017), Harvard Design Magazine, and Volume, among others.
dpr-barcelona.com3 articles by Ethel Baraona
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The Future
Future Perfect? Technology Interrupts the Architect’s Office
- 31st August 2018
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The Future
Space – New World Colony?
- 1st March 2019
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Eye on Design
When Access to Knowledge Becomes a Weapon
- 2nd September 2019
Julie Guiches for Parckdesign 2016
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