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    DESIGN, TECHNOLOGY AND UNKNOWN FUTURES

    Apr 30, 2023 2 minutes

    Many of the articles in our May issue of Landscape Architecture Australia consider how technology is being integrated into design practice, both in the built forms and outcomes, and as part of the design process.

    The Drying Green is a 6,400-square-metre park that forms part

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