Flor Studio, recognize the territory through design
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Aug 1, 2019
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Infante K., I. (2019). Flor Studio, recognize the territory through design. Base Diseño E Innovación, 5(4), 102–11. Retrieved from https://revistas.udd.cl/index.php/BDI/article/view/310
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Cartografia de la Innovación
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Abstract
Flor Studio is a project that values natural heritage associated with geographical areas of Chile through design and graphic representation. This project has developed a methodology that enables to interpret nature and apply it, through patterns, to different objects and surfaces. This is done with the purpose of disemminating local natural heritage to a wide audience, not necessarily to scientists.
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