Iceland turned an old coal plant into a haven for artists and entrepreneurs

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By Scott ShigeokaSep 1, 2015, 4:14 pm29 pts
Incongruously placed at the center of the Elliðaárdalur valley in Reykjavík, Iceland, is a large, gloomy structure tucked between a crowding of trees along the banks of the Elliðaár River. I’m waiting by the building’s brick-lined door, under a large red sign with its name emblazoned across it —…

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