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A perfect master plan can still fail. Anouk Kuitenbrouwer, Partner at KCAP, joins host Olivia Kinghorst on the Cityscape Global Podcast to explore what really makes a project work beyond the plans on paper. From walkability to the spaces between buildings, the real test is whether the people living there feel at home.
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