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Many of the world’s most significant cities have urbanized next to the sea and have even expanded into the sea through extensive land reclamation. Due to climate change the coastal storms are becoming more intensified and sea levels are rising, and this is huge challenge that governments have to face. The goal of the Singapore Sea Level Rise Design Competition was to draw awareness to the impacts of sea level rise and its possible solutions.
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