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File:1cross.jpg|'''Cross-programming''' - Gives an old building/space a new function or programme not intended for it. | File:1cross.jpg|'''Cross-programming''' - Gives an old building/space a new function or programme not intended for it. | ||
File:2trans.jpg|'''Trans-programming''' - Places two programmes that are not normally associated with each other together. | File:2trans.jpg|'''Trans-programming''' - Places two programmes that are not normally associated with each other together. | ||
File:3dis.jpg|'''Dis-programming''' - Positioning two functions together so that one can potentially undo/induce the other. | File:3dis.jpg|'''Dis-programming''' - Positioning two functions together so that one can potentially undo/induce the other. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:08, 12 October 2011
Cross-programming - Gives an old building/space a new function or programme not intended for it.
Trans-programming - Places two programmes that are not normally associated with each other together.
Dis-programming - Positioning two functions together so that one can potentially undo/induce the other.
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