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The roof gets all the attention. The faƧade gets ignored. š§± Which is strange, because in dense urban architecture, the roof is often theā¦
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The roof gets all the attention. The faƧade gets ignored. š§±
Which is strange, because in dense urban architecture, the roof is often the smallest surface on the building. The faƧade is everywhere - and almost nobody is putting it to work.
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