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recommend looking at some other precedence for the public way- for example in concept to city of ragusa, italy exterior streets make an incredible sectional public way to the city, they sometimes even cut through buildings.
ReplyDeleteanother way of looking at is like externalizing the ramps and corridors of the Siza museum in brazil which is your last precedence image