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Home » Podcast » Brunel: Modifying the Landscape in the Industrial Revolution
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Brunel: Modifying the Landscape in the Industrial Revolution

by jjk|Published 1 June 2023

This episode of the Thinking Spatially podcast focuses on Brunel and how his work led to the modification of the Landscape in the Industrial Revolution and to the present day.

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