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Green Vision for a Place With a Grim Past Posted by TreeHugger 1 year 19 weeks ago - Tags: 
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Artist Joyce van den Berg's vision for the former No Man's Land in Berlin includes walking paths, composting areas, and plenty of greenery.
An area once called a "death strip" wouldn't seem to harbor much in the way of recreational potential, but when Dutch landscape artist Joyce van den Berg looks at the former No Man's Land that once separated East and West Berlin, that's exactly what she envisions. And by presenting her artistic interpretations of what that might look like at the German Center for Architecture (DAZ), she hopes to get Berliners to see the same thing....
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