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Biologist turned architect, Doris Kim Sung, proposes that building skins should mimic human skin to stay cool. ->
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An ambitious project proposes building a 65-story inverted pyramid underneath Mexico City.
This model village in Malaysia uses environmental sustainability to aide impoverished residents.
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