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Jonathan Bell
LondonJonathan Bell is Editor-at-Large at Wallpaper*, editor of the official Aston Martin Magazine and a regular contributor to many international lifestyle magazines. He specialises in architecture, interiors, transport and technology and is the author and editor of nine books, including Carchitecture, The 21st Century House and The New Modern House.
3 articles by Jonathan Bell
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Views on Architecture
The New Garden City
- 23rd May 2018
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Sustainable World
Making Waves
- 19th November 2018
Green Superyacht. Silent Yachts
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The Future
The New Autonomy
- 1st February 2019
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