Urban-life corridors
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The document discusses the concept of an urban-life corridor, which is defined as a transitional space located between larger geographic areas that connects regions. It has the potential to blend the characteristics of different human groups and activities to produce new, unexpected results. The document then provides examples of potential urban-life corridors connected to Roseng?rd and lists activities that could take place in these corridors to facilitate cultural exchange.
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