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Joshua Omoijiade Architect @ James Cubitt Architects
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In Design • 6 min read • Apr 07, 2024 18:27p.m.
The Architecture of Fluid Change
Of all the nations in the Avatar Universe, the water benders’ choices might seem less imposing compared to their counterparts in the fire and earth nations. I wondered why they did not hold a more prominent status in their world; water is, after ...
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