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“For architects, the ground has always been a limit, the threshold between earth and sky, between the aerial and the subterranean, with architecture being defined according to its visible forms and façades. This dividing line, and the cultural refusal to acknowledge the existence of the zone below ground, has meant the subterranean world has often been left in the hands of engineers alone. As the industrial revolution advanced, engineers continued to forge their chaotic tangle of networks in this obscure underside of our cities."