A Google Maps mash-up by Sydney-based design firm CarlosLabs looks at what nuclear explosions would do to cities all over the world. via bldgblog
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The research programme has now ended at Lancaster University and I would like to say thank you to all those who have contributed & been involved throughout the year.Add to…
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