LIGNE magazine no. 10 Magazine Lignebr>b>This item is only available for purchase online. Please allow for a period of approximately 3 to 4 business days before it is shipped. This delay can slightly vary depending on exceptional circumstances such as vacations or holidays./b>br>br>LIGNE dives into the world of art and its variations. Through inspiring, thoughtful, and well-crafted items, the Quebec magazine explores architecture, design, and contemporary art. Its readers are treated to unique creations in various styles, along with stories of cultural events.br>br>In this issue called i>Prendre le temps de célébrer/i>, LINE explores the sleek and luminous architecture of the Molson residence, designed by architect Alexandre Bernier, and the achievements of Atelier 3/4 Fort, Réflex Paysages, _naturehumaine, La Shed Architecture, and many other players in today's art scene.br>ul>li>EuroArt Plus Silk paperAvailable in French onlyDesigned and printed in Montreal128 pages/li>
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LIGNE magazine no. 10 Magazine Lignebr>b>This item is only available for purchase online. Please allow for a period of approximately 3 to 4 business days before it is shipped. This delay can slightly vary depending on exceptional circumstances such as vacations or holidays./b>br>br>LIGNE dives into the world of art and its variations. Through inspiring, thoughtful, and well-crafted items, the Quebec magazine explores architecture, design, and contemporary art. Its readers are treated to unique creations in various styles, along with stories of cultural events.br>br>In this issue called i>Prendre le temps de célébrer/i>, LINE explores the sleek and luminous architecture of the Molson residence, designed by architect Alexandre Bernier, and the achievements of Atelier 3/4 Fort, Réflex Paysages, _naturehumaine, La Shed Architecture, and many other players in today's art scene.br>ul>li>EuroArt Plus Silk paperAvailable in French onlyDesigned and printed in Montreal128 pages/li>