Architecture Projects at American University in Dubai: Wellness Center Tailored to Menstrual Cycle
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Summary
The American University in Dubai showcases architecture projects including a wellness center designed around the menstrual cycle, a proposal for the Dubai Police Academy using biomaterials, and a shelter in Egypt for single mothers made from 3D-printed concrete.
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"Proposal for the Dubai Police Academy using biomaterials, and a shelter in Egypt for single mothers made from 3D-printed concrete."
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