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Section perspective drawing of the diagonal vertical circulation sequence throughout the SPCS research center from the plazaSection perspective drawing of the diagonal vertical circulation sequence throughout the SPCS research center from the plazaSection perspective drawing of the diagonal vertical circulation sequence throughout the SPCS research center from the plazaSection perspective drawing of the diagonal vertical circulation sequence throughout the SPCS research center from the plaza
Section perspective drawing of the diagonal vertical circulation sequence throughout the SPCS research center from the plaza

Space has become redundant again. Popular culture is uninterested in the goings-on in space. For most it is a junkyard filled with obsolete satellites and other clutter. The ambitions are muddy.

Section perspective drawing of the diagonal vertical circulation sequence throughout the SPCS research center from the plaza

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