Wet narratives: architecture must recognise that the future is fluid (Record no. 14310)

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Author Kazi, Khaleed Ashraf
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Title Wet narratives: architecture must recognise that the future is fluid
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Volume, Issue number 25 May 2017
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. London
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Year 2017
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Summary, etc. It goes without saying that water is the stuff of life, and if the levels of world waters rise, the stuff that will make life difficult. We are made of water, we drink water, we wash with water, we purify water, we purify things with water. There is too much water, there is too little water. Before water is somewhere, as landscape architect Anuradha Mathur and architect/planner Dilip da Cunha argue, it is everywhere. Be like water, Bruce Lee implores. Despite the ubiquity of water, its measure is diverse and polyvalent.
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Place, publisher, and date of publication London EMAP Publishing Limited
Title Architectural review
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