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5 | Arcology: ecological architecture |
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5 | eco-architecture |
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4 | An ideal city |
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An ideal city Explanation: Concise Oxford Dictionary = An ideal city contained within a massive vertical structure, allowing maximum conservation of its environment. Origin 1969. A blend of architecture and ecology. |
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Arcology: ecological architecture Explanation: The word is Soleri´s invention, made out of ecology and architecture, but it has been adopted over recent years, because the idea is good. It has its own web-page: see ref.. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-08-01 09:46:01 (GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- Silahkan Reference: http://www.arcology.com/ |
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eco-architecture Explanation: we are used to eco, for ecology, being used as a prefix such as in eco-friendly, therefore, eco-architecture would be readily understood by everyone. |
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