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View past kitchen windows and roof overhang to entrance deck to the south-west.
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View of ocean and coastal vegetation
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Detail view of timber cross-bracing to dining studio, as seen from upper living area.
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Detail view of timber cross-bracing with polycarbonate sheeting behind as seen from upper level dining studio.
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View along circulation deck to belvedere (deck) beyond.
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View through courtyard to lower studio dining room, as seen from upper living area.
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View through courtyard to lower studio dining room, as seen from upper living area.
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North elevation, deck below and belvedere above, as seen from path to beach.
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View through courtyard to lower studio dining room, as seen from upper living area.
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View of internal cladding to north-east facade as seen from dining studio.
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View through courtyard to dining studio as seen from upper living room.
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North elevation, deck below and belvedere above, as seen from path to beach.
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Detail view of cladding to upper level dining studio.
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Clifford Geertz was best known for his pioneering excursions into symbolic or interpretive anthropology, especially in relation to Indonesia. Less well recognised are his stimulating explorations of the modern economic history of Indonesia. His thinking on the interplay of economics and culture was most fully and vigorously expounded in Agricultural Involution. That book deployed a succinctly packaged past in order to solve a pressing contemporary puzzle, Java's enduring rural poverty and apparent social immobility. Initially greeted with acclaim, later and ironically the book stimulated the deep and multi-layered research that in fact led to the eventual rejection of Geertz's central contentions. But the veracity or otherwise of Geertz's inventive characterisation of Indonesian economic development now seems irrelevant; what is profoundly important is the extraordinary stimulus he gave to a generation of scholars to explore Indonesia's modern economic history with a depth and intensity previously unimaginable.
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Philosophers expend considerable effort on the analysis of concepts, but the value of such work is not widely appreciated. This paper principally analyses some arguments, beliefs, and presuppositions about the nature of design and the relations between design and science common in the literature to illustrate this point, and to contribute to the foundations of design theory.