High tech building nears completion
New building at Ara Institute of Canterbury features water recycling and photovoltaic panels in an attractive design.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
High tech building nears completion
Simon Henderson
New building at Ara Institute of Canterbury features water recycling and photovoltaic panels in an attractive design.
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