Regenerative architecture in Japan is 100% off-grid

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By Dawn HammonDec 9, 2022, 6:30 pm190 pts
You may have heard of regenerative agriculture, but architects on an island in southern Japan have taken that idea to new levels with regenerative architecture. It’s the idea that structures can be built in such a way that they support and enhance the surrounding environment.

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