Floating Community
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Floating Community
Floating Community is a group of homes or buildings that sit on water and can be moved or changed by adding or removing sections. In Modular Urbanism, these communities use parts that fit together like blocks, so designers can make new shapes or spaces when needed. Each section can be built somewhere else and then brought to the water, which saves time and helps with planning. Floating communities can grow or shrink by connecting or disconnecting these parts, which helps cities handle changes in how many people live there or what they need. This method makes it easy to fix or update parts without changing the whole community.
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