Urban Regenerative Design: AGOS Water Hyacinth Research and Development Complex

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"Urban Regenerative Design: AGOS Water Hyacinth Research and Development Complex" is a Architecture for Water, Urban Dam, Infrastructure Design, Water Management, Riverfront Development, Water Resources Utilization, Aquaponics, Lake Front Development project showcased on uni.xyz.

Establishing service oriented architecture which promotes - industrial ecology - a system which harvests wastes as resources for production, the proposed project will serve as a restorative design strategy and holistic approach to address these urban issues and recover the degraded waterfront.

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