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Looking at the Relationship Between the Built Environment and Natural Disasters: Q&A With Steve Moddemeyer

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By Jack Stubbs Seattle and the Puget Sound region is an area known for its access to the great outdoors, and trends in the AEC community reflect this emphasis on the natural environment through architecture. The built environment is not only designed to be pleasing on the eye, but is also constructed to help mitigate […]

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