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Interstitial spaces

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Interstitial spaces
Spaces within body tissues that are outside the blood vessels. Interstitial spaces are also known as interstitial compartments.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] By applying clarity and rigor to the organisation of the most functional parts of the building, Llinas allowed himself more liberty when shaping the non-programmatic interstitial spaces.
The pulse-cleaning mechanism knocks accumulated dust down the length of the bag, and the dust often accumulates in the lower interstitial spaces.
Occupied with the notion of terrain vague, the interstitial spaces that represent both disorder and opportunity in an urban environment that is increasingly standardised and regulated.
 
 
 
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