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The Unseen Foundations of Place: Soil as a Nexus of Regional Identity and Indigenous Knowledge
Contemporary built environment practices promote a globalised sense of placelessness, severing connections to local ecology and culture. This is particularly evident in the neglect of soil, a medium of both physical and cultural identity. This article challenges this paradigm by analysing a 90-km so
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