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Opinions15 Apr 2020by Jan Bunge: Partner, Squint/Opera
Toyota Woven City is scheduled to be built at the base of Mount Fuji in 2021
Jan Bunge, partner at creative digital studio and consultancy Squint/Opera, explains why nature and technology must co-exist in harmony in future cities.
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