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Lisa K. Bambach © 2017
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Lisa K. Bambach © 2017
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Lisa K. Bambach (left), Alistair Probst (right)
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Lisa K. Bambach • Alistair Probst
Lisa K. Bambach • Alistair Probst
Whether traveling to new places or researching for a new project, we constantly examine the landscape around us. Decisions made about a place's physical qualities, whether for beautification or utilitarian purposes, can reveal the aspirations, ingenuity, and history of its people. The in:sight design exhibition challenged us to consciously reevaluate the landscapes that are most familiar.