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If you liked Mapping as Boundary Object by Cahill, Kate (Architect) and Harvard University. Graduate School of Design, start with Simultaneous rituals (1987), Hypervideo, a qualitative tool for urban design (1994), and Proposal for a program of study and research, Master's Class in Architecture, HGSD (1965). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 Simultaneous rituals 1987 · 91 pages · Richard Scott Sickler, Harvard University. Department of Architecture, Harvard University. Graduate School of Design · Same author
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What should I read after Mapping as Boundary Object?

BookOrb recommends Simultaneous rituals (1987), Hypervideo, a qualitative tool for urban design (1994), Proposal for a program of study and research, Master's Class in Architecture, HGSD (1965), The metropolitan lyceum (1986), and A living museum to George Balanchine (1985).

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Who wrote Mapping as Boundary Object?

Mapping as Boundary Object is by Cahill, Kate (Architect) and Harvard University. Graduate School of Design.