ADC2ASU Discipline Issue 05 Interview
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Alternative Desert Cities 2
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Alternative Desert Cities 2

Axonometric drawing of a concept for Phoenix by Amy Dicker from ADC2 used for the cover of the ASU Discipline S19 Journal Axonometric drawing of a concept for Phoenix by Amy Dicker from ADC2 used for the cover of the ASU Discipline S19 Journal Axonometric drawing of a concept for Phoenix by Amy Dicker from ADC2 used for the cover of the ASU Discipline S19 Journal Axonometric drawing of a concept for Phoenix by Amy Dicker from ADC2 used for the cover of the ASU Discipline S19 Journal
Axonometric drawing of a concept for Phoenix by Amy Dicker from ADC2 used for the cover of the ASU Discipline S19 Journal

The ASU Discipline Journal Issue 05 (Spring 2019) explores the idea of the 'Pivot' in the architectural discipline. Pivot collected interviews from industry professionals and ASU faculty around issues of the multidisciplinary nature of the profession of architecture beyond simply being the building industry.

Axonometric drawing of a concept for Phoenix by Amy Dicker from ADC2 used for the cover of the ASU Discipline S19 Journal

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