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Building on Volcanic Ground: Architecture's Response to Volcanic Landscapes
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Volcanic landscapes make geological transformations exceptionally visible. The lava solidifies in a new soil, and the vegetation slowly settles on it. Ashes can remain in the landscape for years. Around active volcanoes, these processes are still in progress, affecting where and how people build.
Building on Volcanic Ground: Architecture's Response to Volcanic Landscapes
Volcanic landscapes make geological change unusually visible. Lava hardens into new ground, and plants slowly take hold across it. Ash can remain in the landscape for years. Around active volcanoes, these processes are still underway, affecting where and how people build.
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