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ARCHITECTURE IN FLUIDITY

Architect and industrial designer Marc Thorpe grew up in America in the 80s and 90s. The circumstances then have had a big role to play in who he is now – a designer who focuses heavily on the process of design, integrates technology into his work, appreciates fruitful collaborations with other creative minds, and takes a holistic approach to design that encapsulates everything from products and spaces to graphics and brand building.

Now armed with degrees from the University of Maryland and Parsons School of Design, Thorpe grew up in an art-driven household in New York, a hotbed for creative

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