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This could have had a great deal of potential as the ice condition serves as a great palette for operation. Unlike other projects where the site artificially is made level, your project naturally generates a flat surface that has both interesting reflective/lighting effects and also has a potential change of state. The duality you raise is not really developed beyond the superficial (at least shown in the design) and could have been really successful in presenting a position on the nature of the cities.
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