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    <dateIssued>May 10, 2017</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>Imagine a world with no resource scarcity.
A world where our consumption, production, and buildings do not negatively impact our climate.
A world where waste does not exist and economic growth and sustainability are each other’s prerequisites – not opposites.

That world is real.</abstract>
  <note>Anders Lendager, Discipline, Energy and sustainability, Essay, expanding design practices, Lendager Group, Lendager Group, Politics and economics, Senseable Technologies, Technology and fabrication, Urban Paradigms</note>
  <note>Architect’s role, Architectural theory, Architecture&amp;climate, Carbon footprint, Carbon-emissions, Carbon-neutral, Change of Climate, Climate, Climate concern, CO2 emissions, Copenhagen, Critique, Cultural agitator, Curatorial, Denmark, Design-based research, Ecological researches, Ecology, Energy, Energy consumption, Essay, Exhibition, Experimental, Experimental buildings, Experimental installations, Future generations, Future projections, Global Awareness, Greenhouse emissions, Hedonistic Sustainability, Innovation, Local materials, Material experimentation, Materials, New materials, New Statements on Nature, On-site recycling, Planetary urbanizations, Power of materiality, Recycling, Research, Responsive Environment, Responsive technologies, Sustainability, Sustainable behaviours, Sustainable construction, Upcycling, Urban Paradigms, Utopian practices, Waste generation, Waste management, Zero-waste</note>
  <note>Wasteland is curated by Lendager Group and developed in collaboration with Danish Architecture Center. The exhibiton is funded by Realdania, Dreyers Fond og Statens Kunstfond.</note>
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