JULIE JANEO ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE
Julie Janeo WORK EXPERIENCE Cologne, Germany Molestina Architekten, Architectural Designer Quartier M Düsseldorf 01 -07 I 2011 University Campus in Mülheim an der Ruhr, 2nd Prize 09-10 I 2010 Stadtraum Bayerischer Bahnhof, Honorable Mention Boston, MA 07-12 I 2009
Machado & Silvetti Associates, Intern Project: NYU Center for Academic and Spiritual Life
Boston, MA 07 -12 I 2009
LinOldhamOffice, Intern RFP Proposal: 2009 AIA of New Orleans DesCours Festival, “Lateral Loophole”
Boston, MA 05 -07 I 2009
Leers Weinzapfel Associates, Intern LWA monograph
New York, NY 07 - 12I 2008
STUDIOS Architecture, Intern New York City Landmarks Preservation NYRP Workplace: Produced DD Set
Boston, MA 05 - 12 I 2007
Goody Clancy Associates, CAD Manager / Drafter Project: Mosher Jordan Hall at the U of Michigan
New York, NY 05 -08 I 2006
SILO
URBAN JENGA
HOUSING
Gensler, Intern Assisted in writing and editing specifications
COMPETITION
COMPETITION
STUDIO 4: HOUSING AND AGGREGATION
RELEVANT SKILLS Proficient in: Adobe Creative Suite, Archicad 12, AutoCAD, Revit Architecture, Rhinoceros 4.0 SketchUp Pro, Vectorworks 2008, V-Ray for Rhino
GUAGNGZHOU, CHINA JANUARY 2013
NEW YORK, NY JANUARY 2012
NEW BEDFORD, MA SPRING 2009
PERSONAL
PERSONAL
ACADEMIC
2011, New York
CONFERENCE / WORKSHOP / COMPETITIONS modeLab: Design Workshop, Grasshopper: Introduction
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2012, Hong Kong
Conference: Hong Kong Business of Design Week
02 I 2012
Competition: Under the Highline: Urban Jenga; New York, NY
01 I 2013
Competition: Revival of the Silo: The Rice Terraces Guangzhou, CH; with Kerstin Schiller, Düsseldorf, DE
INTEGRATION
NYU
HOCHSCHUL
QUITO
SKETCH
STUDIO 5: COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN
CENTER FOR ACADEMIC AND SPIRITUAL LIFE
HOCHSCHULCAMPUS MUELHEIM AN DER RUHR, DE
WORKSHOP: INHABITING THE TOPOLOGICAL SHIFT
TRAVELING SKETCHES
BOSTON, MA SPRING 2010
BOSTON, MA FALL 2009
COLOGNE, DE SEPT 2010 - MARCH 2011
QUITO, ET/ VIENNA, AT JUNE 2009 / SPRING 2012
ACADEMIC
WORK RELATED
WORK RELATED
ACADEMIC RESEARCH
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THE REVIVAL OF THE SILO HOMEMADE DESSERT OPEN COMPETITIONS WWW.HOMEMADEDESSERT.ORG THE SILO RICE TERRACES PROVIDES A MUCH NEEDED SPACE WITHIN THE REDTORY FACTORY CAMPUS AND THE CULTURAL ARTS DISTRICT, THAT ENCOURAGES A DIALOGUE AND EXCHANGE OF ART AND DESIGN BETWEEN VISITORS, STUDENTS, ARTISTS, DESIGNERS, THE LOCAL TIANHE DISTRICT, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY THE CITY OF GUANGZHOU. THE EXISTING SILO, HAS BECOME AN URBAN SCULPTURE, IN WHICH VISITORS CAN EXPERIENCE IN VARIOUS WAYS. CAREFULLY ANCHORED IN THE SITE, THE CORTEN STEEL WALLS SCULPT THEIR WAY INTO THE EXISTING SILO TO CREATE A UNIQUE ENTRY SEQUENCE INTO THE AMPHITHEATER AND THEN INTO THE TERRACED LANDSCAPE FORMING A GRAND GATHERING SPACE BETWEEN THE WALLS. THERE IS A UNIQUE VISUAL AND SPATIAL DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE SILO AND THE CORTEN STEEL THROUGHOUT THE ENTRY SEQUENCE INTO THE AMPHITHEATER. HERE VISITORS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE SILO FROM INSIDE, OUTSIDE, BELOW AND BETWEEN THE WALLS. THE SILO TERRACES ENCOURAGES USERS TO INTERACT AND ENGAGE IN A DIALOGUE ABOUT ART AND DESIGN IN SMALL OR LARGE GROUPS. ADDITIONALLY, THE TERRACES CAN ALSO BE UTILIZED AS AN OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER FOR INFORMAL TALKS, LECTURES OR DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN BY ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS. THE SILO TERRACES CAN ACCOMODATE SMALL OUTDOOR CONCERTS AND PERFORMANCES FOR THE CREATIVE ARTS DISTRICT.
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WITH HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF VISITORS EACH YEAR, THE REDTORY ART AND DESIGN FACTORY SERVES AS AN INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL HUB LOCATED IN CREATIVE ARTS DISTRICT IN GUANGZHOU. THE REDTORY CAMPUS IS HOME TO FAMOUS GALLERIES, DESIGENER AND ARTISTS’ STUDIOS, ART SPACES, ACADEMIC /ART ORGANIZATIONS, FASHION STORES, LOCAL DESIGNER SHOPS, AS WELL AS CHIC CAFES AND CLUBS. FUTHERMORE, REDTORY ATTRACTS INTERNATIONAL ART EXHIBITIONS AS WELL AS SHOWCASES WORK OF VARIOUS LOCAL ARTISTS, ARTISANS, CRAFTSMEN DESIGNERS, AND UNIVERSITY DESIGN STUDENTS. THE SILO, PREVIOUSLY USED BY ONE OF THE PEARL RIVER CANNING COMPANIES WHICH CANNED DACE WITH BLACK BEAN SAUCE, HAS BEEN REVITALIZED AND REPURPOSED INTO AN AMPHITHEATER, A SPACE FOR INTERNATIONAL ART AND DESIGN EXCHANGE. THE REDTORY DESIGN AND ART FACTORY WILL NOW HAVE THE FACILITIES TO HOST CULTURAL PERFORMANCES, CONCERTS, NIGHT CLUB EVENTS, ARTS SHOWS AND AUCTIONS, UNIVERSITY DESIGN FORUMS AS WELL AS ART AND DESIGN LECTURES AND CONFERENCES.
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REDTORY DESIGN & ART FACTORY THE SILO AT THE RICE TERRACES
THE SILO, ITSELF HAS BECOME AN URBAN SCULPTURE, IN WHICH VISITORS CAN EXPERIENCE VISUALLY AND SPATIALLY. CAREFULLY ANCHORED IN THE SITE, THE CORTEN STEEL WALLS SCULPT THEIR WAY INTO THE EXISTING SILO TO CREATE A UNIQUE ENTRY SEQUENCE INTO THE AMPHITHEATER AND THEN INTO THE TERRACED LANDSCAPE FORMING A GRAND GATHERING SPACE BETWEEN THE WALLS.
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THERE IS A UNIQUE VISUAL AND SPATIAL DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE SILO AND THE CORTEN STEEL THROUGHOUT THE ENTRY SEQUENCE INTO THE AMPHITHEATER. HERE VISITORS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE SILO FROM INSIDE, OUTSIDE, BELOW AND BETWEEN THE WALLS.
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TYPICAL RICE TERRACE
INVERTED + SUBTRACTED
ENTRANCE SEQUENCE
NEW RECREATIONAL SPACE ENTRANCE TO SILO ACCESS TO REDTORY CAMPUS FROM YANCUN METRO FROM TAXI / CAR DROP OFF AREA FROM LOCAL TIANHE DISTRICT
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SPACES CREATED BY TERRACES
FROM NEW DESIGN SCHOOL
INSPIRED BY THE TRADITIONAL FORMATION OF THE RICE TERRACES OF LONGSHENG COUNTY, THE LANDSCAPE OF SURROUNDING THE SILO PROVIDES A MUCH NEEDED INFORMAL MEETING, GATHERING, AND RECREATIONAL SPACE FOR THE REDTORY CAMPUS AND THE TIAHNE DISTRICT.
THAW STREET
GROUND FLOOR PLAN AMPHITHEATER LEVEL; + 2M CENTRAL STREET
CAN STREET
WORKSHOP STREET
STORAGE STREET
LINGJIANG STREET
REDTORY REDTORY CAMPUS CAMPUS PLANPLAN TIAHNE TIAHNE DISTRICT DISTRICT
BASEMENT PLAN STAGE LEVEL; -3M
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STOVE STREET
COMPETITION
END ITEM STREET
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Urban Jenga: Under the Railroad Exhibition Space / Pavilion Competition 2012 The intention was to achieve a new type of interative space for the currently unoccupied site underneath the W24th Street portion of the Highline. The concept of Urban Jenga allows visitors to play with the moveable Jegna pieces to create their own spaces to be used alone or in groups.
Urban Jenga COMPETITION
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Julie Janeo New York, New York Eastern Standard Time
Mirko Schaab Berlin, Germany Central European Time
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Conversations: The Concept Sketch
W 24th Street COMPETITION
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HOUSING ACADEMIC: SITE, BUILDING AND UNIT STUDY STUDIO 4: HOUSING AND AGGREGATION New Bedford, once the most active whaling port city, has decreased in density over the past half century as a result of the declining whaling industry. Future plans of a new commuter rail line have been proposed to revitalize the commercial downtown area as well as reconnect the city to Boston. The Kennedy Memorial Highway located adjacent to the waterfront currently scars the city, dividing the historic center from the waterfront. The city has seen little economic and commercial activity in the past decade due to loss of residents to near by cities, Boston and Providence. The new housing and commercial program along Union Street redefines the juncture between the historic center and the residential neighborhood in New Bedford. The proposed urban park with its urban boardwalk intends to reconnect its residents to the historic downtown and its waterfront. 22
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24 Site Plan SOUTH WATER STREET
SOUTH SECOND STREET
ACUSHNET AVENUE
UNION STREET
Vertical Circulation
Commercial Zoning
Building Entry
Site Entry Thresholds
Urban Walkways
Green Gathering Space
Elevation Change
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Building Circulation
Exploded Site Axonometric
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Building Identification
View from South Second Street to Community Center
East West Site Section
SOUTH SECOND STREET
ACUSHINET AVENUE
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View Towards School Street Residences Entrance
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SOUTH WATER STREET
SOUTH WATER STREET
Entrance to Viewing Platform
Urban Boardwalk with Site Context
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View from Union Street Threshold to Community Center
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Union Street Elevation
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View at intersection of Union Street and South Second Street
Studio Unit
Duplex Unit
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Duplex Unit - Concept Diagram
Studio Unit - Concept Diagram
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Above: Shifting Units Along Wet Core Left: Unit Plans; Studio, 1 Bedroom Loft, Duplex Below: Shifting Units in Section
HOUSING
DIAGRAM - SPACES DIAGRAM - SPACES
“Open” Position
“Closed” Position
Wood Screens in Relationship To Unit Cores South Street Facade Strategy
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Above: Interior of Studio Unit Below: Collage Facade Study
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South Street Elevation JULIE JANEO BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE 2010
INTEGRATION
ACADEMIC: PROTOTYPE, BUILDING, & SITE DESIGN STUDIO 5: COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN STUDIO Cesar Duarte + Julie Janeo The future-use design approach suggests that designers and architects provide for the use and re-use as well flexibility and adaptability for its current and future occupants of a building. With adaptability in mind, prototypes of structural and enclosure systems were designed first. In futher development there was implementation strategies for heating and cooling, ventilation, as well as natural lighting systems. Later, these prototypes were tested in aggregation in order to test its’ potential for programmatic and site flexibility. At the conclusion of the comprehensive design studio each prototype was evaluated based on the integration into a site at Boston College. The proposed buildings were tested for programmatic flexibility, heating and cooling efficiency, natural light qualities as well as ventilation quality for current and future-use. 34
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EXTERIOR CORES
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Johnson Wax Building Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright Location: Racine, WI, 1944
Blue Cross Blue Shield Budiling Architect: Paul Rudolph Location: Bosotn, MA, 1960
Site Cast Concrete Structure Double Skin Glass Enclosure Acrylic Tubes Filled with H2O
typical interior core
structure vs. core
typical core scheme
proposed exterior core
structure vs. core
proposed exterior
1/50� Model
detail at enclosure
plan of bay distribution
servant vs. served
heat energy transfer and collection
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EXTRUDED ACRYLIC TUBES FILLED WITH H2O SUPPORTED BY CATWALK AT EACH SLAB
DOUBLE INSULATED CURTAIN WALL ENCLOSURE
CATWALK ATTACHED TO SLAB BEYOND, TYP.
LOCATION OF HVAC, TYP.
2 -1/2” HORIZONTAL MULLION, TYP. DOUBLE INSULATED GLAZING ENCLOSURE WITH GRAPHIC 6” THICK CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE EXTERIOR CORES LOCATION OF DETAIL plan detail at south enclosure
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CATWALK ATTACHED TO SLAB BEYOND, TYP.
LOCATION OF HVAC, TYP. detail axonometric at enclosure
MECHANICAL DUCTS TO BE PAINTED REFLECTIVE COLOR, TYP.
6” THICK CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE PIERS, TYP. SEE PLAN FOR LOCATION AND DIMENSION LOCATION OF DETAIL plan detail at north enclosure
detail axonometric at mechanical cores
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DOUBLE INSULATED CURTAIN WALL ENCLOSURE 2 -1/2” HORIZONTAL MULLION, TYP.
INTEGRATION
10” EXTRUDED ALUMINUM VERTICAL MULLIONS
TYPICAL BAY STRUCTURE 1. CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE EXTERIOR CORES 2. CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE SLABS WITH RADIANT CEILING 6” O.C. 3. 6” HOLLOW SPHERES USED TO DISPLACE CONCRETE
heat energy transfer
ENCLOSURE 4. INSULATED UNDULATING CURTAIN WALL WITH OPERABLE WINDOWS 5. EXTRUDED ARCYLIC TUBES FILLED WITH WATER CONNECTED TO THE HOT WATER SUPPLY USED AS A THERMAL MASS 6. INTERIOR CURTAIN WALL 7. INSULATED FRITTED GLASS WITH GRAPHIC AT EXTERIOR CORES
location of bay
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MECHANICAL 8. THERMAL CHIMNEYS LOCATED ON IDEAL SOUTH FACADE 9. VERTICAL PLENUM, TO CONTROL AIR FLOW / TEMPERATURE 10. EXTERIOR CORE CONTAINING VERTICAL SUPPLY FOR HVAC
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winter solstice light study summer solstice light study INTEGRATION
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new site thresholds
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site datum lines
space-making
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BEACO
site pedestrian circulation
Main Entrance at Street Level INTEGRATION
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CURRENT USE: Student Center Auditorium Library Facilities
First Floor Plan
Program Legend Cafe Dining Center Kitchen Auditorium Gathering Space
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Ground Floor Plan
Restrooms
Second Floor Plan
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FUTURE USE: Academic Classrooms Faculty Offices
First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Program Legend Classroom 1000 ft2 Classroom 2000 ft2 Faculty Office Seminar / Conference
Ground Floor Plan
Restrooms
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INTEGRATION
Cafe
NYU
Center for Academic and Spiritual Life WORK RELATED: Machado & Silvetti Architectural Intern; completed massing and inteLocated at 58 Washington Square South this building has dedicated spiritual life space as well as multi-use rooms for spiritual, classroom, music rehearsal, and conference use. With access to the neighboring building the Kimmel Center for University Life the NYU students and faculty can efficiently utilize the new spaces. With such an importance presence directly across from the Washington Square Arch on the south end of the square, the new Center for Academic and Spiritual Life is an important symbol to both the NYU and Greenwich Village community. The facade is composed of a system of perforated stone attached to a curtain wall system. The perforated stone provides a unique shadow quality during the day while at night the pattern is illuminated. The pattern on the facade references the foliage of the adjacent park.
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Hochschulcampus
Muelheim an der Ruhr, Germany WORK RELATED: Molestina Architekten Architectural Designer: completed design studies and produced presentation drawings Awarded: Second Prize, March 2011
typical atrium in academic building
east elevation at library
The competition entry for the Hochschulcampus in Muelheim an der Ruhr, Germany consisted of seven new academic buildings including library, auditorium, cafeteria and four buildings containing classrooms and laboratories. This new campus is planned to be a significant addition to the projected urban development for the city of Muelheim an der Ruhr. Located in the urban zone which has been designated by the city for new public parks and building renovations the new campus plan acts as a knot between the existing city fabric and the new proposed park system. This new plan is viewed as an extension of the existing main downtown which encourages residents and visitors to inhabit and experience the open campus.
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campus aerial
Die steinerne Oberfläche aus anthrazitfarbenen Plattenbändern mit variierenden Formaten ist über großzügige behindertengerechten Rampen und Stufenanlagen an die Duisburger Straße angebunden. Dabei erstreckt sich die Platzfläche bis an den Fahrbahnrand. Somit liegt die neue Haltestelle der Straßenbahn direkt am Platz. A u f d e r Tr e p p e n a n l a g e b i e t e n S i t z b l ö c k e w e i t e r e A u f e n t h a l t s m ö g l i c h k e i t en an. Baumreihen aus Ahorn und Eschen betonen die Zugangswege entlang der Gebäude auf dem Forumsplatz. Die Wegebreiten lassen eine Ers c h l i e ß u n g z u r Ve r - u n d E n t s o r g u n g , s o w i e d i e I n t e g r a t i o n v o n 8 b e hindertengerechten und 4 Besucherstellplätze entlang der Wege, auf dem gesamten Gelände zu. Entlang der einzelnen Gebäude schaffen pflegeextensive Pflanzflächen aus Gräsern und Stauden Distanz. Die Innenhöfe wiederum erhalten eigene themenbezogene begrünte F r e i r ä u m e . Te r r a s s e n b i e t e n i n d e n I n n e n h ö f e n G e l e g e n h e i t z u r K o m m u nikation und Erholung. Ein großzügiges Sitzplatzangebot zum Studieren, Arbeiten und für die Freizeit runden das Angebot in den Höfen ab. Die Dachflächen werden extensiv begrünt. __________Gesamtperpektive
ground floor plan for library
view into main campus plaza Bank Fahrradständer
Ahorn Mastleuchte
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Fahrradständer Bank Gold-Gleditschie
Stellplätze
Campus Stauden und Gräser
Mastleuchte Rampe Rampe
Treppe Stauden und Gräser
Haltestelle
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typical floor plan for classroom and lab
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Alle vier Fachbereiche definieren dabei mit ihren Adressen eigenständ i g d i e P l a t z r ä n d e r. D e r P l a t z w i r d l o c k e r m i t G o l d g l e d i t s i e n ü b e r s t e l l t . Großzügige Sitzplatzangebote in Form von lang gestreckten Betonbänken auf dem Platz sind Orte der Kommunikation.
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3031 meters
QUITO INHABITING THE TOPOGRAPHICAL SHIFT RAVINE ECOLOGY AND HUMAN SETTLEMENTS IN QUITO
ACADEMIC RESEARCH 2982 meters
Published in the Exhibition: Hands-On Urbanism 1850–2012 The Right to Green Architekturzentrum Wien, Vienna, Austria 2924 meters
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Quito, Ecuador city built 5000 m above sea level inhabits the hillsides and valleys of the natural ravines. Faced with the challenges of land movement and settling the city is constantly reevaluating the structural integrity its buildings, infrastructure, and landscape. Documentation of a selected ravine informed the study and analysis of the flow of water. The flow, natural and/or channeled, attempts to address the obstacles of the dynamic topography in section and in plan. Due to the increasing growth in population many of the city’s residents have settled along the hillsides and valleys of the ravines. Many of these settlements are considered illegal and harmful to the environment as well as a danger for those who reside on these ravines. Designers are currently struggling with the challenge to strengthen the bond between the natural and man-made landscape.
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