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Cover and interview with Bryan Maddock about Dimensions.Guide from the Casa BRUTUS September 2019 magazineCover and interview with Bryan Maddock about Dimensions.Guide from the Casa BRUTUS September 2019 magazineCover and interview with Bryan Maddock about Dimensions.Guide from the Casa BRUTUS September 2019 magazineCover and interview with Bryan Maddock about Dimensions.Guide from the Casa BRUTUS September 2019 magazine
Cover and interview with Bryan Maddock about Dimensions.Guide from the Casa BRUTUS September 2019 magazine

Bryan Maddock did a short interview on the topic of the Dimensions.Guide project for Casa BRUTUS's 'A Wall Newspaper' section covering the history of the project and the intentions of the database effort.

Cover and interview with Bryan Maddock about Dimensions.Guide from the Casa BRUTUS September 2019 magazine

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