Social Life for All - How Interactive Sculptures Bring Us Together
A great sculpture has the power to pull a space together and connect people of all ages, giving spaces identity and community character.
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Turning Buildings Inside-Out: By designing our buildings differently, we can blur the lines between indoor and outdoor life.
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