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Abstract
The ground of Mexico City is specific, and can be engaged as a spatial event, which unfolds over time. The junction between space and ground is not fixed. An architecture, which negotiates between: geometry, inhabitation, life, imprint, and time.
Title
Mexico City: Engaging the Fluid Ground
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Mexico City, Mexico
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