A First Look Inside Masdar: Foster + Partner’s Carbon-Neutral Eco City  

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Inhabitat has some pictures from the slowly emerging city of Masdar - A First Look Inside Masdar: Foster + Partner’s Carbon-Neutral Eco City.

Foster and Partner's carbon-neutral Masdar City is springing to life in Abu Dhabi, and we recently had a chance to take a first-hand look inside this ambitious sustainable development! Just last Friday we checked out the city's first eco street fair and Organic Market -- a family affair complete with cotton candy, clowns, and princess fairies that also gave locals and visitors their first glimpse of some of the world’s most advanced architectural and cleantech developments.

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