Riparian Joint / Exploring the Land/Water Joint
       
     
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Riparian Joint / Exploring the Land/Water Joint
       
     
Riparian Joint / Exploring the Land/Water Joint

Riparian joint exploration is the spatially explicit study of lake Newnan and its wetlands as it interacts with the terrestrial, and human landscapes of the peripheral ecosystem. The spatial study is also intended to determine the effects of pattern on ecosystem processes across temporal and spatial scales. The Intervention addresses the various zones of the land / water joint of the Hydric, Mesic, and Xeric at the service of the pavilion architecture. 

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F12_D5_Kohen_MiguelC_East End_Diagramwhole2.jpg