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04 WE’LL BUILD IN UNEXPECTED SPACES

With cities growing evermore crowded, creative solutions will be key.
Going deep A prototype installation shows off technology behind New York’s Lowline.

Copenhagen’s floating dorms

When Copenhagen entrepreneur Kim Loudrup couldn’t find affordable student housing for his son, he decided to create it himself. Along with renowned Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, he constructed Urban Rigger, an apartment complex made

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