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26 Apr 2009

design to production

In this month’s Mark magazine there is an article about Design To Production, Fabian Scheurer & Arnold Walz’s company.

I often get asked what it is that I do, and put quite simply, my stuff is about 10% as hardcore as their stuff.

Take a look at the article and see what I’m on about!


Click on a picture to go to a pdf of the article.

Please don’t sue me Mark

Tags: architecture, cool links, geek

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