International Space Station: Architecture Beyond Earth
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International Space Station: Architecture Beyond Earth

by David Nixon

Engineering Science Architecture
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International Space Station: Architecture Beyond Earth examines the International Space Station from an architectural perspective. David Nixon’s book considers design beyond Earth, offering readers an accessible introduction to the relationship between architecture, space exploration, and the extraordinary setting of an orbiting station.

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International Space Station: Architecture Beyond Earth focuses on the relationship between architecture and the International Space Station.

The book presents the station as a subject of design beyond the boundaries of Earth.

It offers a perspective on how architecture can be considered in the context of space exploration.

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