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100	1		_aFennell, Catherine _d 1976- ‎ _eauthor.
245	1	1	_aBeneath the Pavement
260	3		_burbanNext, _cDecember 7, 2023.
300			_a2083
500			_aCatherine Fennell, Energy and sustainability, Essay, expanding design practices, Low Density, Senseable Technologies, Soil Lab, Technology and fabrication.
501			_aChicago, Chicago Architecture Biennial, Earth, Industrialization, Inequality, Inhabiting Landscape, Racism, Real Estate, Soil, Speculation, Vacancy, Vernacular architecture.
520			_aIn early 2019 I overheard an unexpected conversation between two middle-aged men—unexpected because it involved a landscape far from the one unrolling right before us. Their badges told me their names, employers and destination that morning: they were soil scientists, both on their way to an annual professional meeting being held that year in San Diego. As the Pacific Ocean took shape beyond the bus windows, they began to trade remarks about land use. One noted that California’s southern coast had never really been an ideal place for large-scale agriculture. Not enough fresh water, he observed, too sandy. Given that, he continued, the tangle of tourist hotels and entertainment venues flashing by made sense. “It’s not like this is Chicago,” his companion chuckled, “all that prairie” “paved over” in “concrete and asphalt.” Beneath the pavement, the prairie.
653			_aEnergy and sustainability
653			_aLow Density
653			_aTechnology and fabrication
653			_aChicago architecture Biennal
653			_aInhabiting landscape
856	4	0	_uhttps://urbannext.net/beneath-the-pavement/ _zAccess to info
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