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    <dateIssued>November 19, 2015</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>This publication explores how landscapes, and our perceptions of them, can be utterly transformed by technology and design. It travels the shifting terrains of architectural invention, where new spatial devices on a variety of scales â from the handheld to the inhabitable reveal previously overlooked dimensions of the built and natural environments. A speculative look into the future of our built environment.</abstract>
  <note>Chris Woebken, expanding design practices, Landscape Futures, No Density, Project, Senseable Technologies, Technology and fabrication</note>
  <note>Animal perspective, Animals, Biosensors, Children, Children games, Devices, Distorted reality, Ethics, Infrastructure, Insects, Interaction, Learning, Mapping, Nevada Museum of Art, Political &amp; Economic Approach, Project, Responsive Environment, Sensors, Technological Approach, Technopoetry, Trained animals, Trained insects, Utopian practices</note>
  <note>https://actar.com/product/landscape-futures/</note>
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