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,:~†*$@@## ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ##@@$*†~:,
,,:~†*$@@# ## mass-production treehouse ## #@@$*†~:,,
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,,,,:~†*$@ created in the twenty eighties as a @$*†~:,,,,
,,,:~†*$@@ cheap and open source way of dealing @@$*†~:,,,
,,:~†*$@@# with constant floods and a rising sea #@@$*†~:,,
,:~†*$@@## level. ##@@$*†~:,
,,:~†*$@@# #@@$*†~:,,
,,,:~†*$@@ the "house" would consist of a stack of @@$*†~:,,,
,,,,:~†*$@ floor modules, each a square of thirty @$*†~:,,,,
,,,,,:~†*$ six square meters. these could be made $*†~:,,,,,
,,,,:~†*$@ out of various materials such as carbon @$*†~:,,,,
,,,:~†*$@@ fiber or plastic, not necessarily the @@$*†~:,,,
,,:~†*$@@# same for each floor. #@@$*†~:,,
,:~†*$@@## ##@@$*†~:,
,,:~†*$@@# the house would be hung on a "mast", a #@@$*†~:,,
,,,:~†*$@@ ridged metal pole extending between @@$*†~:,,,
,,,,:~†*$@ fifty and a hundred meters. a mechanism @$*†~:,,,,
,,,,,:~†*$ within each floor would enable them to $*†~:,,,,,
,,,,:~†*$@ climb up or down the mast, together or @$*†~:,,,,
,,,:~†*$@@ individually. @@$*†~:,,,
,,:~†*$@@# #@@$*†~:,,
,:~†*$@@## the lowest floor would usually have a ##@@$*†~:,
,,:~†*$@@# loading dock, a balcony/front door, and #@@$*†~:,,
,,,:~†*$@@ various ladders. @@$*†~:,,,
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,,:~†*$@@# #@@$*†~:,,
,:~†*$@@## * climate : housing : modular * ##@@$*†~:,
,,:~†*$@@# * suburbs : open source * #@@$*†~:,,
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