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This is williamstown a place I've spent most my life. I find it interesting how perceptions of places are ever changing for example Williamstown was once an unwanted industrial fishing area, today it stands as one of the most expensive areas to live in the west.
-liam

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Uninhabited land. Due to a complicated border dispute, it is the only area of land in the world to have two countries assert that it belongs to the other.

It's interesting to see why a piece of land would not only be uninhabited, but unclaimed. Bir Tawil also shows what can happen if borders are drawn carelessly.

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Place are usually areas/location that has meaning to people, this “places” forms human culture. 

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Place are usually areas/location that has meaning to people, this “places” forms human culture. 

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For example, a place that has great meaning to me is my hometown, St. Arnaud. The human culture comes from the town economy, as most the town’s job are in agricultural -Thomas

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I am interested in exploring the boundaries of certain towns and areas and how they will expand and change over the next 100 years. Tara

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This picture depicts a possible future for humanity if rapid advancements in technology are left unchecked.  All powerful corporations rule the world and we are but a cog in their corporate profit making machine.  How will the places we live in be changed by technology?  Paul.

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How many people immigrated/emigrated in search of a better life, but was often in a worser position -Matthew

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What interests me is how places are being 'made' as part of cultural regeneration processes . How does the coming together of people, things and atmospheres make a vibrant place - and for who?? - Melissa

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I am interested in place and its context - where does the city 'end' and is this a social, physical or cultural boundary? - Andrew