Utopie group
Utopie group. French architectural group established in 1967 in Paris to promote expendable, inflatable, pneumatic, temporary, transportable structures. It often used collage in its publications.
Bibliography
Anno Domini, xxxviii/6 (June 1968), 255, 273–7
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