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Places in the World that Will Take You Closer to the Wildlife - Gossip Ki Galliyan - 0 views

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    From tracking Polar bears, Arctic fox, and ringed seal to swimming with sea lions, penguins, whales and seals in the Sea of Cortez, the world is full of incredible wildlife adventures that you need to experience at least once. If you are a sucker for animals, you won't want to miss these unforgettable wildlife vacations. The wonders of nature are spread in the forms of forests, waterfalls, flowering pastures, mountains, rivers and valleys. When wild life enters the beautiful nature, it attracts travelers from far and near. The natural spectrum of wild lands always encourages people to travel the scenic lands. In this way, tourists explore the way to enjoy life from a different angle.
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Australian Wildlife Retreat: Ecology, Sustainability, and Immersive Design! - 0 views

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    Turf Design Studio, Cox Architecture, Chada and Green & Dale Associates collaborate to deliver a new eco-luxe retreat in one of Sydney's most iconic destinations that aims to sensitise the masses to the conservation of wildlife.
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Why Qatar infrastructure Industry adopting BIM for Smart City? - 0 views

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    Qatar needs to address the issue of sustainability degree and cost-effectiveness along with smart city ambition. Qatar's environmental record has been improving over the past several years, but it is still among the top consumers of productive land and water, states a new report from the World Wildlife Fund. With Its 2030 vision and its baby steps towards advanced infrastructure, the concern still remains of sustainability.
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This Wabi-Sabi Residence Draws upon Japanese Aesthetic Culture - 0 views

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    Sparano + Mooney Architecture's recent home nestled in the Emigration Canyon above Salt Lake City epitomises the ancient 'wabi-sabi' philosophical tenet of Japanese aesthetic culture that embraces the imperfect, incomplete, and transient. Based on this very principle, the design here references the relationships among the mountain, vegetation, and wildlife found on the site - an expression of both, static and dynamic elements in nature.
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