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  <note>This article is part of a series—originally appearing in our Oct. 12 issue—that focuses on how water is shaping today’s landscape architecture and urbanism. Communities face deluges and droughts—for some, the stakes can be survival itself, but others see opportunities for decadence. Here’s where this project stands -- https://www.archpaper.com/2016/10/october-issue-explores-water-landscapes-urbanism-drought-deluge-survival-decadence/</note>
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