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Addressable Space: Appendices 3–4

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This appendix examines how address systems can obscure or clarify physical space, using One Riverside Park's dual-entrance configuration as a case study where a single building facade contains multiple addresses serving different housing types. Hart argues that improved address representation standards and online mapping conventions could better inform the public about increasingly complex building configurations.

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