File:DDC International corridor 1990.jpg
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English: A corridor in the offices of DDC International A/S, a software development firm located in the converted Dansk Cardin and Textil Fabrik building in Lyngby, Denmark. Several of DDC-I's Ada compiler developers are visible at the end of the hallway. The image also shows some Danish office design elements. |
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| Author | Jonathan Schilling |
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