Flat Land, Hidden Water: Architecture on Reclaimed Ground

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Architecture

Reclaimed land is often presented as new ground: flat , available, and ready for architecture. It promises cities more space where space is scarce, allowing them to extend waterfronts and build cultural districts. Sometimes, these newly claimed lands may also develop into financial centers, create parks, and imagine futures beyond the limits of existing land. Yet reclaimed land is never simply…

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