A Case Study for Patchwork: How does the implementation of patchwork as a means to counter solid-waste production in the textile sector create a dialogue for environmental sustainability and economic feasibility?

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TextPublication details: Karachi; Indus Valley School of Art and Architecture; 2016Description: 72DDC classification:

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Item type: Dissertation

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Dissertation	Marium Abdulla Library Dissertation	Textile	746 ANU (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	12709

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