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Housing plans that are adapted for nature and that consider biological factors |
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Urban and suburban spaces that are balanced without mutual opposition |
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Buildings and housing areas that are planned in harmony with the climate |
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Decentralized energy supply systems (solar, wind etc,) that harmonize with the biosystem |
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Scattered farms that follow the natural land contours |
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Street and road patterns that respect the shape of the land |
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Protection of the land to preserve natural evolution |
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Winding rivers that keep their natural ability for recovery and self-regulation |
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Protection of the land surface through suitable transportation plans |
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Designs that incorporate local history and characteristics |
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A wide variety of flexible designs that incorporate experience of the residents |
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Cooperative communities and neighbourly relations |
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Designs that preserve the natural landscape |
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Zoning and building styles that adapt to the details of the climate |
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Preservation of small organic sections (biotopes) in the urban center |
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The design of pleasant pedestrian spaces/porous road pavement so that the earth can breathe |
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Mixture and fusion of living, working and consuming spaces |
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Creation of life space for humans, animals and plants |
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A city that is an ecoystem of unified elements |
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The images of Life |
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