Situationist and Archigram

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[above] Plug-in City 1962-64 developed by Peter Cook and Dennis Crompton
[above] Plug-in City 1962-64 developed by Peter Cook and Dennis Crompton - office and housing units for Charing Cross Road “The term “city” is used as a collective, the project being a portmanteau for several ideas, and does not necessarily imply a replacement of known cities.” [excerpt] from Peter Cook’s writing on Plug-in City, from Westminster’s Archigram Archival Project Online
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Page 27 and 28: Guy Debord & Asger Jorn interpreted
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