One dimension, but endless positions and soundscapes. The crossfade button may just be a simple slider used by DJs and sound engineers to fade music in or out, but used the right way, it evolves into an instrument in its own right.
Reminiscent of this simple instrument, which is essentially a game-changer every time it’s used, this design was based on a whole host of blue shades on different points of the scale. Pure New Zealand wool provides a matt contrast to exquisite glimmering viscose.
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Located on Georgetown University's downtown Capital Campus, the McCourt School of Policy by Robert A... More
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