Nubai's Three Solutions To Public Rooms

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In Nubai we made three solutions to public spaces. The first solution we made is water filters. We made water filters because there were problems with our city's water system. The water system was contaminated so we made filters to solve that problem. The second problem we solved were public parks. The problem was that Nubai’s residents were not happy with the city. The residents say there wasnt anything entertaining to do so we made public parks. The third problem we solved was Nubai’s lack of residential zones. As time was going Nubai’s population kept getting bigger so we made more residential zones.

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