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Grant's PhD Portfolio
Home
Whole thesis
Architectures
FRO
ABOUT
CV
Music Portfolio
Zaha Hadid the Life
Space Machine
Stellar Pointillism
Image Comparison
Stained Glass Window
Cardiff Opera House
References for Cardiff Opera House
The Space Between Silences
Marsh Churches (original version)
SCORES
The Translation Problem
Theory of Everything
An alternative way of looking
Marsh Churches (alternative)
Contact Us
Stained Glass Window
Recorded in St Gregory Centre Canterbury on 4th December 2022
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