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An artists’ book documenting an intervention in a derelict house in North London. Due to the delapidated condition of the house, the public could not visit the house, so Terry Smith made a photographic record of individual impressions of each room.

Artist / Author	Terry Smith
Publisher	EHM Arts/ Eagle Graphics
ISBN	953179303
Reference	P2067
Date	1997
Type	Publication

Keywords

abandoned architecture city derelict buildings intervention London site Terry Smith urban environment

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