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It's a really good question and something that we work a lot with because, I mean, when we do a project, like for example Enghave Parken, I mean, it could be adapted in so many, so many places.

Not like a one-to-one kind of copy of it, but it has so many elements.

For example, like the architectural dike that goes around the, the park.

N- I don't think that, um, many people actually know that it's, you know, that it actually serves also a purpose of, uh, kind of handling, like, uh, you know, that really, really big amount of, of rainwater.

Like, you know, it, it can handle up to, like, in total, like 22,600 cubic meters of, of water.

It's quite a lot.

Is that still the case, that, uh, that the architectural industry is quite collaborative sometimes? Or would you say it's still based mainly, uh, on competition? I mean here, is there any transfer of knowledge between those, uh, between different architecture offices so that you work for, like, the, the kind of greater good, especially if it comes to the climate change and so on?