🌍✨ Neither Farm Nor Hotel: Why Agritourism Needs Its Own Architectural Typology
Why we’re watching: CORO Project – Phase 1 / Integrated Field.
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Agritourism is commonly understood as a hybrid model, with equal parts of overlap between the agriculture and hospitality industries.
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- 📌 Key signal: CORO Project – Phase 1 / Integrated Field. Image © Ketsiree WongwanWritten by Olivia Poston ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOr Clipboard "COPY" CopyThis article is part…
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