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How can a parametric approach improve our cities?

October 14, 20224 Mins read248
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Cities are speedily evolving as hotbeds for growth and opportunities. People desire improved living standards, state-of-the-art infrastructure, better connectivity, and working conditions - all of which are available in cities.

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Pragya Sharma is an architectural writer and content creator. She supports the architectural community by helping them effectively communicate their ideas through words. She has extensive work experience in blog writing, e-book writing, social media content creation, web content writing, and workshop curation.

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