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Abstract
The idea of captured or framed motion directed me to the seminal figure, Edward Muybridge, who was the first to take framed views in a sequence to represent movement. This is the basis for the space of the school I have created.
Title
School for Paralyzed Children
Author
Flanigan, Jeffrey
Course
Design IV
Academic Year
1990–91
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Faculty
Abraham, Raimund
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