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DESIGNING FOR DESERT DREAMS

has been a signature opportunity for our design-led company to embrace. For the 192 participating countries, this was a best-foot-forward moment. Jasmax, Auckland took the helm on the design concept for the Aotearoa New Zealand Pavilion for client NZTE, and Woods Bagot and Mott McDonald UAE designed the

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