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Volumes 22 and 21

[Unreferenced] Reversible Destiny Lofts, 2004 Computer generated model

[Direct reference] Localization and Transference, [ 1 2 3 4 ] Arakawa & Gins, The Mechanism of Meaning, 1963-1973 acrylic, pencil, and wood ruler on canvas

[Unreferenced] Isle of Reversible Destiny -- Fukuoka Fukuoka, Japan 2003-200_

[Unreferenced] Detail of Isle of Reversible Destiny--Fukuoka Fukuoka, Japan 2003-200_

[Unreferenced] Critical Holder Chart 1, 1985-91 C.G. Print

[Unreferenced] Bioscleave House/Gallman Residence Bathroom, 2004 Computer generated model

[Direct reference] Presentation of Ambiguous Zones, [ 1 2 3 4 5 ] Arakawa & Gins, The Mechanism of Meaning, 1963-1973 acrylic and pencil on canvas

[Direct reference] Untitled (1963-4) Arakawa pencil and acrylic on canvas

[Unreferenced] Isle of Reversible Destiny -- Fukuoka, Japan 2003 Computer generated model

[Direct reference] Reassembling, [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ] Arakawa & Gins, The Mechanism of Meaning, 1963-1973 Acrylic, cardboard, lightbulb, lightbulb socket, painted ducktape on canvas

[Direct reference to Site of Reversible Destiny] also referenced in Kolb Elliptical Field Site of Reversible Destiny Yoro Park, Gifu Prefecture, Japan 1993-95

[Direct reference to Critical Resemblances House] also referenced in Shaneen Critical Resemblances House, Site of Reversible Destiny Yoro Park, Gifu Prefecture, Japan 1993-95

[Direct reference] Ubiquitous Site * Nagi's Ryoanji *Architectural Body Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art Nagi, Japan 1992-1994

[Unreferenced] Housing Module Study, 2001 Computer generated model

[Direct Reference] Antimortality Fractal Zipper City Studies for Reversible Destiny/Sensorium City (Tokyo Bay), 1992 Computer generated model

[Indirect Reference to "multilevel labyrinth" and direct reference] Terrain Study Model no. 2, 1985 Basewood, cardboard, foam rubber, paint, plaster, end Styrofoam 16"x17"x49"

[Direct reference to pitched furniture with tilted floors of Infancy House] also referenced in Shaneen Proposal board for Infancy House, 1989 Computer generated model

[Indirect reference to rubber labyrinths] Rubber Labyrinth, Critical Resemblances, 1979-91. Colored rubber, tin, and velvet, approximately 13 feet high, 22 feet in diameter

Ubiquitous Site House Reversible Destiny Houses. Proposal board for Ubiquitous Site House, 1992 Computer generated model

[Direct Reference to Inflected Arcade House] Reversible Destiny Houses. Proposal for Inflected Arcade House, 1989 Computer generated model

[Direct reference to Critical Resemblances House] Reversible Destiny Houses Proposal board for Critical Resemblances House, 1985 Computer generated model

[Indirect Reference to Baby pictures] Architecturally Induced Effusion Studies, 1996-7

[Unreferenced] Study for Infancy House -- Light Chaos, 1989 Computer Generated Model

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